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I work a 9-5, am married, and have 2 kids under 3 years old so I don't have a ton of extra time to actively find, fix, and flip properties.

But this is tough to tell and harder to find once installed.Frustrating situation because I haven't found a ton of great problem-solving for snap/click floor once installed, it's all about preparation and installation and then you're usually stuck unless you pull up and replace completely which isn't necessary in your case.

It makes a ton of sense.

That way, you're getting paid without having to interact directly with the tenants, screen them, collect rent, drama, etc.I've worked with some of the population that utilizes group homes.

We used to do a ton of wholesale deals, but the spreads are getting out of hand.  

However, since interest rates jumped up in 2022, new construction starts have dropped a ton in the area, so within the next 1-3 years the amount of new supply coming into the market will drop a ton, and we should see demand outpace supply again and start seeing organic rent growth come back. 2015-2022 you would see 3-10% organic rent growth per year depending on the property and submarket. 

I believe both Columbus and CCA tax off of income so the income wouldn't be includable on the return where it's not present (100% apportionment to CCA).It's very important to note that not all jurisdictions in Ohio tax at the local level and there's not a ton of rhyme or reason as to why outside of bigger localities being more likely to do it usually.

You'll have 100% equity and can live off the cash flow the rest of your life.I think this makes a ton of sense.