Unless you advertise it, I highly doubt any potential tenant will be able to tell the difference if the colors match!

As mentioned is Scott Trenches book “set for life”, he recommends taking a job which can potentially ear more (in my case it is real estate sales).

With interest free periods you can make use of a lot of potential seed capital for short term investments.

If the feedback you get from potential buyers is too high, then you'll need to go for a pricing reduction or reduce your potential margin to meet their need for lower pricing.

You should start talking to potential investors way before you find a deal.

Now you have the potential of someone thinking they not only did you a favor by selling you the properties, they did you a second favor by lending you money.I would come up with a process for determining value, first. 

Great cash flow potential this way!

Further more, you can go through our forums https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums and you can find some helpful advises there or can post your queries there so potential members can answer to you.

Hey All,So I live in southern California but am interested in potentially investing in Columbus, OH / the surrounding areas and with that, I need some help finding the A class team.Does anyone have recommendations on PM/real estate agents they personally use? 

You can potentially rent it out as a "housemate" listing, or do AirBnB/HomeAway (based on your cities STR regulation).