Now for me, personally, I just put a bit more down to make it 1-1.25 DSCR just so the math on LLC's income appears differently for visual reasons but $300/mo($3600 annually and lowering each consecutive year) is a drop in the bucket for what that property will yield me year over year.

At the surface level, it does appear that you would have to pay capital gains tax on the profit.

But, it does appear that all of the current uses are permitted.

@Adam Eckhoff if it appears to be too good to be true - it usually is!

I do have experience in web development, search engine optimization, writing copy, advertising, design, and user experience.With the rough numbers that I have so far, replacing and exceeding her income appears viable - Of course this is with financing, and a trusted friend joining as a partner. 

@Shannon Collins, yes, it appears there are more listings in Akron and Cleveland.

These moving costs appear to be out of scope of that.

I've never dealt with that before but after researching it appears there may be some asbestos and possible anthrax in the plaster?

If anyone can point me to specific language in the laws passed that does so, that would be helpful as I am operating under current knowledge that short term rentals can be had with ADU's.That said, since the bill does not appear to prevent local municipalities from adopting no short term rental policies, I suppose they can.

Hey Zehua, The loan you're considering appears to meet IRA requirements as it's structured as non-recourse to both the LLC borrower and yourself as guarantor, except for carve-outs like criminal activities on the property, unpaid property taxes, and lack of insurance.