@MARK S KING you will find nice numbers with any Class C properties

@Andrew S.

You will also want to check in on your local laws about increases as well as compare them to Section 8's regulations. 

Originally posted by @Victoria S.

@Guy KerenMost of the homes in the midwest markets are going to be older usually built in the 1900-1940's or maybe even older depending on the neighborhood.

All legal rights pursuant to the Rental Agreement, including return of any Damage or Security Deposit(s) are assigned to the Incoming Resident and remaining residents.

As a general rule, each entity that files a separate tax return (partnership, s-corp, c-corp, etc) will need its own QBO subscription.

I would like to confirm @Katie Ripp 's input but add to it further.

Was considering even hiring a property manager to manage the other unit(s) on my behalf but after reading your points I think I'll go all in and manage it myself -  like you said, it's more doable if it's a house hack.

I’ve done many 1031’s with this mindset - in one case moving from a 3-unit to a 10-unit to a Walgreens to two strip malls.