I lead a team, and I don't want to be liable for other people's genuine mistakes, that haven't happened yet but will probably happen eventually.

Well probability says, if you infinitely try to throw that brick as hard as you can in the water eventually you should get one.My point?

Maybe start looking for properties where you eventually want to live and rent it out until you can get there. 

I eventually found one, but I'm picky and prefer to self manage even out of state...just not possible with a str

Long term, we do not plan on in living in Cleveland but would like to start building a portfolio with multi-families and eventually with apartment buildings.

Sell, eventually.

NO ONE is arguing wither or not "eventually" you WILL get a deal.

@Brady Stout I’m in a resort area in New Hampshire and we keep our decks clear of snow simply for the reason of snow load and the fear that eventually under enough weight they will either pull away from the house or collapse.

I know that HI real estate isn't great for cash flow, but this is more of a combined approach of us (worst case) living in the investment property eventually.

My goal is to meet more like minded people that I can use my background in HR and financial education to help, and ultimately be a part of a dream team of investors looking to make Columbus (and eventually Cleveland, Cincinnati) better places to live, work and play.When not learning about real estate, I teach yoga for athletes and run a cleaning company.