The 250k+ loan amount is usually a sweet spot in pricing. cheers! 

Hey @Justin Brown, what @John Underwood said is spot on.SLC has been restricting STRs for a long while now and it isn't going to get better.People who have STRs in areas where they are not allowed are breaking the law and will eventually pay the price.Having said that, you should check and see if there are certain areas where it is allowed in some way and that is why they exist there.

Columbus is a great spot. 

I would just excavate a few 2'x2'x2' (or larger if possible) spot footings, w rebar and Simpson hardware,under the house (you will want to take up the floor to make this easier to do).

the midwest has lower price points than other areas of the US, sure, but it also comes with its own challenges - for example, very old housing stock, lots of deferred maintenance, and tremendous demand for the best properties."

That’s when we spotted something our initial search didn’t pick up—a recorded contract for deed that had been filed after the prior owner sold the property.We immediately went back to the title company and had them recheck.

If my main goal was cash flow, I'd sell all my properties, except one and put the money into index funds/stocks - cash flow has been great the past 3 years.

Also, REITs are correlated with the stock market and with the RE market.

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Extremely old and not well taken care of housing stock.