It is in the city of Cambridge Ohio, a little over an hour east of Columbus.

And no middle-entity  scooping out a percent fee.

Military housing is at high occupancy on-post, making various home displacements more common off-post in hotels or short term rental homes.Small multi-family homes vary in neighborhood types, but the majority of them (but not all) are in a low to middle class area, raising the chances of getting unappreciative or undesirable tenants.As I mentioned earlier, I have no properties and only watch the market for now.

I fall in the middle of this range - 2 LLCs, properties in different states. 

The specific areas I suggest to invest in is the North East-West areas and if possible, anywhere near the New FUSE district that is home to a 5,000 seat multi-use stadium that's also a part of a 16 acre revitalization plan that is set to get going as soon as the stadium is set to be completed in March.

Just like everything in the Biden administration is targeted to destroy the middle class and small businesses

This offer would not seem attractive to middle America because it is not cash flowing as much but I would say this property will conservatively appreciate 5%+ per year.

As a result, it is much easier to talk about which areas you may want to avoid.The East side and near the Fair Grounds are commonly considered rougher areas. 

Normally, we hold all of our tenants to a higher standard but in your case your will need to play nice and give her what she is asking or find a way to meet in the middle. 

Views are 4X and conversion is double over my 2/1. 2- and 3- bedrooms are the squishy middle with tons of competition, but when the potential guest needs to sleep a large group the pool shrinks dramatically.