Another aspect would be financing terms.

With an interest rate like that I'd seriously consider finding a way to hang onto it and rent it long term even after moving.My wife and I sold our first home in dublin OH in 2018. 

I am interested to see if anyone else has invested in that zip code, and what they think long term values (5-10 years) will look like.

Anyone has any experience with CHBO for mid-term rentals or corporate rentals in Atlanta suburbs?

I'll share for myself real quick - Mine is fairly straightforward - all long term rentals, filing single. 

I've just purchased my first property, and I have a question for Ohio state long term rental properties.

It helps estimate ARV, rehab costs, and potential returns and offers funding options. same for long term tenants?

I know its not a huge spread but like I said I wanted to try something new.Hey Jonah, Congrats on a good deal, to only need a few cosmetic touches and to get that nice little bounce in value is awesome.And 7% is probably a pretty solid estimate (usually based on FICO) but I think the important question that you are asking is what is your long term strategy with it?

Quote from @Thomas Jay Bledsoe: Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

I can pay utilities, insurance, and other holding fees but I won't have enough to pay other cost like listed above.