Original owner would have made a lot more profit if they had simply rented and then sold the RE after the outstanding appreciation. 

That is a 30% gain in less than a year, which is outstanding.

Well there was no happy story damn it!

@Lena Wang,To be honest, I don't know a damn thing about Ohio.

These podcasts are outstanding, so I figured the site must be worth checking out, too.

They are outstanding.

None of anyone's damned business.

Originally posted by @Camilo Rey:Hi @Jerryll NoordenI just think that when people call you crazy, it means you're on the right path because you're in waters where not everyone is fishing.Good luck.Camilo Rey Damn, then I think I am on the right path... a LOT!!

Many great tenants would not even consider signing a 2-year lease, so you may be missing out of some of the market.From our rental criteria:FINANCIAL/CREDIT HISTORY1.No outstanding debt to previous rental property owners.2.No outstanding debt to utility companies.3.No outstanding debt in excess of $1000 that is not in a payment plan.4.No excessive monthly financial obligations - more than 20% of income.5.Lack of credit history or marginal credit history may result in additional security deposit. 6.Derogatory credit (past due accounts, collections, charge off accounts, tax liens, judgements in excess of $1000 and/or bankruptcy) may result in additional security deposit or denial.

I don't think its a rental unit possibility but I see outstanding potential for a fix and flip.