I'd recommend looking at closer to downtown in the adjacent downtown zip codes like 43206, 43205, 43203, 43207, etc. if you can't find any look at building. we build in those zips and focus on newer inventory.

The potential ability to add 6-8 additional homes (to rent or sale - still evaluating options), under the new building codes to help spur more housing is the most intriguing thing about this property.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

I have a small coding background and i used it to help me train a small date pool of properties which then allowed for it to project property values.

Ensure your property complies with all local health and safety codes.

@Derrek J HooymanLook at the median home price data and rental data at the city level or zip code level.

Hello Ryan, these are some of the kinds of tasks I am thinking about for Boots on the Ground.Lockbox installationKey duplication, meeting locksmiths, digital lock code changesMeeting cleaners, landscapers, tradespeopleProperty walk-throughs via phone and/or video conferencingMove-in and move-out inspectionsPlacing signage on propertiesPhotos and videosScheduling contractors and tradespeople for vacant propertiesStatus reports on contractor/tradespeople progressProperty drive by

Specifically in regards to not having a window in the living room.Alternatively, would somebody be able to point me to good resources to look into regarding zoning rules / legal codes for specific areas?

Conversely, if the data is contained within GIS, the tool won't be able to fetch & merge it.At present, the "tool" is just 800+ lines of code that I wrote.

The inspector kept saying it wasn't correct , but the electrician stated that it was correct and up to code.