Hi Anna,We can do 80% ltv in this price range and regular do one or more properties for clients in OH markets.

It’s home to the Cleveland Clinic, one of the top hospitals in the country, and Case Western Reserve University, making it a hotspot for steady rental income.Dayton offers a similar appreciation range of 3-7% but shines with cash flow at 10-18%.

Your agents will have to work closely with you to make sure no guests are interupted but the buyer has access to the home and you close on a date with no guests that day and the following few days while they go in and take inventory, set up utilities etc. 

Unless this is a wall oven, most ranges are a standard size.

With current rates, inventory and demand you may have to bring a little extra down payment.But real estate investing is not a great cash flow play, it's more a net worth game.

Use that money to invest before you sell the condo.The Chicago market isn't dropping anytime soon...inventory is still DRASTICALLY LOW and rates are still high. 

However depending on variable factors as DSCR ratio, LTV, FICO, loan amount, Prepayment penalty or not it can range from 6's to high 8's. 

I was reading it my head as a capital improvement, that would then get deprecated.All costs are added up to the cost basis then when you sell the inventory, the difference will be your profit.

Typical terms: Rates can range from 8% to 12% annually, broken down monthly (e.g., a 10% annual return would pay the lender about 0.83% monthly).

As long as you can weather a few of those over the years, the rewards of "tenant friendly" policies for landlords can be incredible.Contrasted to a place like Houston or Austin Texas, where fewer tenant protections are in place, and you get a booming flow of new inventory.