l know we all involved in real estate investing locally here in Toledo, Oh are tired of all the lead law talk, but I actually see opportunity in this new "lead safe" ordinance, and would like to know other investors on here take on the favorable and the unfavorable factors to consider with the new or ordinance?

Is this safe to pursue? 

As far as renting location goes, I'm just looking for a good price somewhere in a safe part of town.

It's a nice neighborhood on upper Western Ave. in the Buckingham/Crestwood area and it was a requirement that the neighborhood be safe enough for my theoretical children to live there.

It's safe to assume a property owned by an LLC is held by an investor (landlord) or rehabber or maybe a developer planning a bigger project.

You are too green to safely invest at the moment.

From my experience I don't think you can ever go wrong running your numbers at 10% just to be safe. 

In general would you say that 30% equity coverage is "safe" on a loan of $200k or above and, if not, would you mind breaking down how and why that equity gets eaten up to the point that you don't see all of your capital returned?

If it is in an area w good schools and safe neighborhoods especially.Good luck!

Always do the math anaysis to make sure you are safe with working on that and try to look at your prospective properties before you make an offer.