Probably but it gives you zero cushion which you'll need on a Section 8 property Thank you @Caleb Brown for taking the time to respond to my post 🙏🏼 I think it’s in my best interest to continue to save and just keep consuming more knowledge in real estate investing.

However, home prices vary depending on location:Cincinnati: $319,310Columbus: $348,569Dayton: $261,583Ashland and Athens: Around $203,000Mansfield and Lancaster: Less than $200,000 Ohio's home prices are expected to continue to increase. 

My question is, do I need to update my name to LLc in the rental agreement and inform the tenants and property manager or continue as is with my name in the lease?

Quote from @Walter Robinson: My 7 year old idea is to enroll in Karate class , Continue his Swimming lessons and play more Chess .

In the meantime use the search function on BP and type in lifestyles Unlimited  and I think there are some post from the past of similar questions. 

The appraiser determined the property had functional obsolesce, making it something that not many lenders would want to finance.

Add "Continuity of Obligation" between the note bearer [Me] and the mortgage company to prevent "Due on Sale Clause"Suggestions?

Good renters.Option A: Continue to rent.Pros: Rent is inflation hedge. 

Milwaukee rents continue to go up, we are now the 3rd most competitive market in the US, ahead of NY and LA..

Coastal CA (Bay Area, LA, San Diego) has land constraints and it's very difficult to build new and continues to have high demand, despite the 300,000+ people who have left CA.