It would be even better if we could get it zoned to rent out the house as a 3/2 and separately rent out the ADU as a 1/1.If anyone that sees this has done something like this in Columbus, we would love to get any info on how the process went, how much did the permits and inspections cost, etc.Also, if anyone knows whether or not we could even rent out an ADU through sec-8 that would also be helpful, as we will definitely consider using sec-8 to rent out the property if it can get us higher rents.We are going to be contacting the city's zoning dept right away to verify with them that this would even be allowed at this address, and to try and get a rough estimate of how much permits etc will cost us.

With the increased competition among sellers, it’s crucial to prepare a listing to stand out among the rest and work to address buyer objections prior to going on market.

Consider all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

Just explain to her that the house must be in great condition at move out, and get her new address.

In addition to doing specific addresses, I can also compare zip codes, cities, counties, or states.

Joe - thanks ...let me do some research for you ....what is  your email address ?

We work very busy jobs and though we do our very best to be good landlords, ensure health and safety are always addressed quickly etc...these tenants are just too much. 

I have tried to mitigate the problem for weeks now and have even addressed it with the HOA and Board of Directors because it’s a building problem that is invading my unit now.  

We have had a Strctural Engineer out to the property and while we don't need to conduct repairs within the next 5 years or so, we will need to address both of these things at some point and it will likely cost us about 100k.Any advice on selling or holding for the long term?

If you are concerned with cash flow, please check the insurance rate on an address, it can be very high, and then check the property tax before submitting an offer.