If you're more focused on appreciation, Columbus will be a great option due to its growing population and favorable economic conditions. 

@Brennan CoulterWhen deciding on a house hacking strategy, consider your lease timelines, market conditions, and available opportunities.

I dont know what your contract was with your architect, but it sounds like, at least part of the problem, was they were expecting you to lead the entitlement process while you were expecting them to lead the entitlement process.

I have not tried this, but I think this lead is better than a lecture on how you should pay down your debt.  

At this point I'm not factor in any vacancy because I have more leads on this property than I have rooms.

And like someone said, they try to lead you to believe that Robert will be there, but I knew for sure he wasn't gonna be there.Nowadays, other people are doing the same exact thing with other big names, such as Daymond John for Shark Take.

https://louisvilleky.gov/government/housing/lead-safe-louisv...

Yes I'm fully aware of the lead based paint addendum and its use as I mentioned in my post.

Quote from @Donald Hatter: Pros:- Builders have many homes to sell at one time so it is easier to negotiate a better deal than with a home owner in the same neighborhood who is trying to sell their primary residence - Buyers bust out of deals all the time and builders don't like holding completed homes- Lower maintenance which leads to easier property management expenses.  

Currently in negotiations with Singh Development Company to purchase my rental home (as in condition-renters moved out) located in Columbus, Ohio with Seller Carryback Financing.