Right now I'm using Avail and Stessa.

@Mario Rodriguez we have a lot of out-of-country and out-of-state clients investing in Detroit area.If you can find the right team it goes well.The challenge is finding that team, otherwise you'll get ripped off and lose most your money.PM us for more info if interested.

You have the right to enter with proper notice and make sure you have everything in writing with the steps you're taking.

Even if I start networking with both groups at the same time (and all the other members of a REI team), it doesn't solve the problem right away, since there needs to be some rapport already, which needs time. 

I decided to move to Columbus OH where there’s a much lower barrier for entry than LA but with a tremendous upside.

Cash flow will still be the same regardless if you expense the reno cost right away or capitalize it.

Thanks, no eviction, just left it in a mess. 

-Solid neighbors that look out for one another-Not a poorer, declining area -Far enough from cities to be left alone/not have any city grittiness but also no more than 45-60 mins away from hospitals, groceries, etc.

From my understanding right now seems like not an ideal time to get in with mortgages being high and rent being low.

Remember: buying the right property the right way is important, but how you manage your rental will really determine how it performs.