LillieProbably your best bet if looking specifically for landlords in Columbus is http://ohiolandlordassociation.com or if general, search for landlords on BiggerPockets

If so your two best choices would be to 1) Do a refi and pull cash out. 2) Get a line of credit. 

A thread based on a question I asked that might be of help: Search "Best Bets for Portfolio Loans"...

I think the bet way to learn is going to be by watching the Contractor's carefully.I have made 2 appointments with 3 different Contractor's and I sincerely thought that I would be able to get the right to inspect, but I didn't and I am hoping that I DO NOT lose these Contractor's interest in my proposals to get estimates for Rehabs for me.My partner said that there is a New Posting on Biggerpockets that talks about "How to get a Yes from Seller's.

A CPA is your best bet you can also discuss tax strategies good team member.

If they have a unique rent amount, I give them a choice of paying online via www.erentpayment.com, or depositing it directly into my business account at the bank.

I think if @Alex I think if @Alex T. is looking for the returns, his best bet is to find a realtor that can move fast enough to get those offers in combined with getting in touch with some professional wholesalers in the area. 

I have residential loans on properties 1-3 and commercial on properties 4-11I do not like commercial financing because of the 5 year balloon (never know what rates will be in 5 years) but I really had no choice.  

The county I live in gives a choice of finding a home, apartment, or using a voucher for your current residence.  

If you are looking to access the MLS for deals your best bet to avoid costs of being a Realtor would be to find more than one broker to help find what you are looking for.