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design one for yourself. think about your market. like in columbus we have infill lots at 30x120 and so we developed and designed a house for ourselves. we build the same house and continue to Make modifications. it's the only new build we offer to build for clients. that's just my opinion. architects we didn't even use we looked at national builder Floorplans and decided. our typical lot is 3000-4000 square feet that we build on 

I was interested in this type of deal because I was living in the area for another year and needed to build equity as well as dip my feet into the real estate market.

If your goals are long-term - this market will offer a ton of appreciation and steady renter demand.

IMO better options- If you don't need the money in the next 10+ years look into Annuities I'm seeing 7-9% and you don't have to participate in market downturns.

Vacancies can hit hard in the summer if you don’t lock in year-round tenants, and SUNY towns can be seasonal compared to broader rental markets.

The key for me wasn't to invest in the 'best place' but to know a market so well that a deal jumps off the page when it appears.

.): ~$35K (assuming 8%)Total Cost: ~$375K–$385KProjected Profit: $65K–$75K before taxesThat is a decent margin, but this being a two-year project, you need to be sure the market doesn't shift downward, and that you have a buffer for unexpected costs.3.

Our focus is on mid market 50-100 unit's but happy to help.

Next, side by side duplexes are a Unicorn in the NE Ohio market.