I envision two additional retail spaces on the 1st story, one of which would be a paper/scrapbooking store operated by my wife. 

Rent to own envisions a much shorter time frame.

In the meantime, we envision that some family members may also want in on the action, so a multi-owner situation.

Appreciate the responses.My envision of more involved is in the aspect of getting into deeper rehabs.

This would mean the investor would also need to work a full time job in the area (to be able to make the monthly $650/mo. payments).We envision someone getting a job and working at one of the local restaurants or small businesses in the area, living in the home, taking good care of the property and owning it in 5 years.

I also envision these developments being more aesthetically pleasing making them more attractive than most tenant heavy neighborhoods.

But yes, in a BRRRR, one would hope to get all their cash out ultimately once the refinance happens, so none of my cash would exist within the deal therefor any cashflow is gravy.If/when I decide I'm going to do a BRRRR, I envision I'll be working directly with an agent/wholesaler to source listings per my own criteria.

I envision these to be small groups that would meet outside of REIA for the purpose of holding each other accountable for goals; offering specific suggestions to improve the members business, etc.As Rehab observed, the membership in Ohio is also decreasing.

I just switched mortgage companies to Envision lending which is licensed in 47 states so Im looking forward to branching out a little here and see if I cant help some people in nearby cities, possibly Sedona.Also feel free to ask any questions regarding the new housing bill or mortgages, Id love to share.

Figure out what it is zoned for, what the future land use and comp plan envision for the area.