Columbus is ultra competitive right now. 

When I left banking, we flipped homes, bought non-performing loans, and did small, ultra-short-term private loans.

So you need to talk to a number of different banks to see what they offer, some are ultra conservative others are more investor orientated. 

The rent is calculated to be $800/ month (both my diligence and independent real estate agents ultra conservative expectation (but more likely to pull close to $900/month).

HOA and taxes are ultra low and there's really no other carrying costs. 

The low risk requirement eliminated lots of investment types like trading crypto, venture capital, ultra high leverage real estate deals - except for maybe a very small percentage of my investable assets.Since I’ve already accomplished tax minimization by managing to hold the majority of my assets in a retirement plan and paid the taxes to turn that plan into a Roth, number 4 is not a concern.I do invest for current income as second place to wealth preservation, and increase wealth as third place.  

Generally speaking, no one bubble caused by ultra cheap debt, with Europe being an exception if you invest in the wrong places but, even in Europe, the bubble are nothing like those in North America though.

I have my folks use the Behr Premium Plus Ultra.

On the lending side, we're doing ultra-short-term lending or, if we're originating longer-term loans, we're selling them off almost immediately upon origination.

A lot of ultra wealthy people just borrow against their equity for consumption, think founders of publicly traded companies.