I'm also studying data science to tie it together!

@Abdul QadirTo do well in Dayton, Ohio's real estate, study the market, know the local rules, and plan for extra costs at closing.

I would make your drop significant enough that it attracts attention.I also recommend really studying the market.

The HOA also needs a reserve study that would spell out what the ideal amount should go into reserves.

I have little knowledge, but actively am studying and reading each day, but I do love what I have learned thus far.

With that being said anytime I was not doing class work and studying I was taking the time and reading about all things real estate and this past Saturday I learned about wholesales and was very interested so when I got home Sunday I spent the entire day learning about all things wholesale and was actually very confident in my ability to do this.

Many investors think that if they don’t qualify for REPS status, they won’t be able to benefit from a cost segregation study.

Hey Joey,Cost Segregation and REPS: Yes, you can perform a cost segregation study once your wife qualifies for Real Estate Professional Status (REPS) and use accelerated depreciation to offset your W2 income in subsequent years of renting the property.Purchasing Another Property: It can be beneficial to purchase another rental property within the first 5 years to continue maximizing depreciation deductions.

By staying adaptable and informed then study it and make decisions. 

I have seen 2 recent studies comparing initial cost of renting to purchasing.