At the end of the day, you want to feel safe and secure they manage your property first, and that your tenants are well taken care of too.

I really see Columbus Ohio as an extremely safe bet for the next 10-20 years.

You would need to understand that pretty well to play (safely) in this space.

At the time I was a single parent and wanted a neighborhood that was safe and a primary residence that I could live for a few years.

You just need to really make sure you understand and are cognizant of all the features of a floating rate loan - often times the structure can be complicated and you don't want to miss something, especially related to any "caps" - just make sure you are better safe than sorry

As the old adage goes, "better safe than sorry" when it comes to tax deductions.For those interested in delving deeper into the specifics of this case, it can be found under Langston v.

like mentioned above CLEAN  windows seals  PAINT  cracked ( gator skin ) looking old paint    .only one house we replaced all the windows  as they where dated   just make sure you know what the inspector needs and is looking for and you will be fine and the tenets will be safe :)

I would personally prefer to play it safe, especially when you do not have a large number of properties. 

I found this website and the information i needed to do it safely.

AS HML sizes grew so large and private investors were funding them it was hard to get one lender to put in 500k but easy to find 10 that would do 50k each.The fractional space has come a long way and a Good Broker is needed to place these for you.Good Broker good first positions are  a pretty safe bet..