Insurance is a lot trickier and somewhat state specific.  

Not specific to PPR but with any fund you have to ask two questions:1.

Hey Pedro, if you want to build equity quicker, then you'll wanna buy properties well in the market value that likely will need to have some work done to them to get them fixed up.

We just ran the new build comps for our market in Columbus Ohio and saw a pricing premium of more than 40% in the urban core for infill work.

Are you using a specific property management software to handle this automatically, or do you have a different system in place to ensure accurate tax reporting?

I'm familiar with the small town market, in general, and your long term exit strategy might be turning a building into a flea market.

I’m not Marketing, etc. etc. so maybe Bigger Pockets can leave it up so people can get a better understanding of the limited information about this. https://cjfoxlaw.com/law/is-picrights-legitimate/ we get them all the time and ignore everyone of them.

I found this deal off market; it was my girlfriend at the time's uncle who owned it, and we pitched him the idea of buying it from him.

It’s been on the market for 120 days.

Quote from @Jerome Brown: Looking for some wisdom and to network with anyone buying in Ohio market (Columbus, Dayton, cincinnati).