While I've explored full ADA compliance, we don't have the space or budget to achieve it completely.

In terms of financing, one thing that might be worth exploring is connecting with local banks or credit unions that are more familiar with the market in Ohio-they often offer more flexible terms compared to larger national lenders.PS: Here’s an interesting tidbit-Ohio has one of the lowest property tax rates in the country, making it even more attractive for real estate investors.

I’m exploring a potential investment in Salisbury, NC and would love some insight from those familiar with the area.Here’s the situation: there’s a 3 bed/2 bath home listed for $170K, but the owner said they’d take $130K if the current tenants (who are paying $1,600/month) can stay.

It’s great that you're exploring private equity as an alternative to traditional lending due to your religious considerations.

I see that all the time with Chicago investors, who want to explore Milwaukee.

Exploring real estate  opportunities there. 

It might also be worth exploring other options or working with someone who can provide more transparency upfront.

I am reaching out to see if anyone in my area would be interested in exploring the idea of mentoring me for this project.

I'm exploring different funding solutions to understand how others manage these situations.

Depending on your level of income from those investments, you could be better off biting the bullet and accepting the ordinary income classification while exploring SE limiting strategies like forming an S-Corp.