I'm no expert on Ohio law, but from researching the question it looks like you can serve the notice one of three ways: 1) in person, 2) mailing via certified mail, or 3) posting at the residence.

Making sure you put down a decent downpayment and having some cash reserves to handle any issues that WILL arise.

Hello everybody I am a new investor currently residing in Norfolk, Virginia.

Do you have any reserves?

Assuming you take the buyout and purchase another property for 25,000 and rent at 2% of acquisition, your net rent after expenses and reserves (50% rule) is 250.

Most of my cash reserves are tied up in the house, so I will sell in order to fund the investment property(s).

This way you only need to come up with 3.5% down, can secure your own primary residence, and have other tenants pay for most (if not all) of your mortgage.

Do you have cash reserves?

As much as I would like to be able to purchase something that I don’t have to live in, I know how important just getting my first investment off the ground is and this just may be the easiest option for me (not to mention if I could work out a duplex where I ended up with free rent that would let me build up my cash reserves a lot more quickly).

Hi John, I'm currently residing in California flipping houses full time, but am extremely interested in expanding into the Tampa area.