Typically I would just run it through my name but there are areas of ohio that target out of state owners if its a single family and will send you fines and violations  for every little thing. you also should talk to your attorney and accountant on how it impacts taxes

You have to know how to run it properly.

If you want to remain friendly with the neighbor, I'd suggest checking out his unit and then running water all over the shower walls and putting some water on the floor around the shower/tub "pan" and around the toilet.

I assumed once I signed the contract, I owned the property, just land at that point, and have a contract to build the quad.As for if they run out of cash at 80%, I could close the gap if absolutely needed but obviously that isn't the goal.The builder owns the entire development, minus the handful that have/being built, so they have a vested interest in this working, they want to do it a couple of hundred times at least.

Here’s the deal (pun intended):Run the Numbers: If the deal makes sense on paper—cash flow, ROI, and all—trust the math, not just your gut.

That’s impressive and such a fun way to connect your passion for running with family life.It sounds like you’ve got a solid start with house hacking and traveling nurse rentals.

I think there might be really good opportunites to hit HOME RUNS in PL!

We have a great cleaner who we also pay for small runs and other miscellaneous things.

That being said, I buy run-down fixers that will scare most investors off in good neighborhoods. 

I know we operate in totally different economies, "doors" here run about $100k, and far higher for small properties.