If there is any agent or investor here know some decent ones, I would love to hear out, and maybe to work together. 

Those Ohio houses do be cash flowing…I’d love for a more experienced investor to chime in with their thoughts. 

I'm a RE Agent and Investor in central Houston (one of our houses is up in Spring) and I use Hemlane.com to track and manage payments, maintenance requests, ect. 

My agent even went as far as going over to the next city/town which is pretty far out and still nothing.

Just introducing myself here, and would love to make some connections and start some investor relationships to be your go-to real estate agent in Pinellas/W Pasco.

Mine were mailed to me and I prefer digital.My recommendation: if you really trust your agent, ask him/her to refer you to a property manager.

I ended up in a debt hole since the program cost me about $8000, then they introduce you to Prime corporate service to do your taxes for another 2k and then set up your business and registered agent stuff for another 2k.

General information as an agent that I follow applies to rentals as well. 1.

The house is a 3b/2ba 1,895 sq ft home but an additional sunroom built in which brings sq ft up to 2,055 (based off tax records my agent found).

She is an agent that works with investors in Baltimore