About me: owner of a primary residence, looking to get a multifamily (preferred but open to single family) property soon.

In finding a new place to reside, I would again require funds for a downpayment on the purchase of a new home or reside in a rental myself until I save up enough funds for another purchase.  3. 

Like many tourist destinations, Dublin suffers from extremely high rents pricing many local residents out and to try and negate that there are a number of rules placed on short term rentals in the city.

I recently found a wholesaler who presented a sub to wrap around through a Facebook page in my home town-which is what I prefer due to the proximity to my primary residence.

>Los Angeles faces near-zero growth amid economic strains and resident outmigration.

Also, as mentioned by others a double security deposit could be better, but we do get residents who move out who think they can use their deposit to pay their last month's rent even though our lease doesn't allow for that.

It might be different if it was a primary residence but with renters the wear and tear will be much greater and any small issues magnified.

Turns out Cleveland is even better than Cincinnati the way they do it by separating classes of tax on residence, employment and business (rental).

Wash, rinse, repeat.

Annual property tax on it if you are a resident (and its your primary house) is $960.