Look into Columbus if you looking for equity plays and strong appreciation. 

If this is the case, don't be afraid to do the bare minimum to get the space up and running, and then add items as needed over time after you have some rental income to play with.However, if you are planning on transitioning these to STR's in the future though, I'd definitely recommend getting as close to fully set up as possible before launching. 

If you're OK with a gamble for higher % gains, that's what we have done with a big chunk of our cash.

I think SFH versus multi unit has a lot of variables at play as to which is better.

I am personally interested to see how this plays out @Xingcai Wu please keep us posted. 

However, several factors come into play, such as state laws, regulations, asset protection strategies and costs (widely different, e.g., California vs.

Curious to see how it'll play out and I'm happy to hear this is the time you've decided to get more involved.All the best!

So how do you calculate that after 9 years of owning, how does the equity come into play since most of the calculators assume it's year one with no equity, and how do I factor in the already paid assessments besides that it's increased the cost of the property? 

I do know that the level of rehab you're doing and your timeline for completing the rehab will play a role in your options. 

In an  Office or Industrial project, competing business can co-exist as neighbors because they are generally providing a service for which the "playing field" is away from the property.