I'm reaching out to the BP community on this one. I work in the downtown Cincinnati, OH area. I believe I've came across a opportunity. I'm just not sure what to do about it or really how to go about it. A bit of back...

With that said, being my first rental, I don’t want to bite off more than I can chew. 

@Michael Le : yup, i agree. ideally i would like to go as large as i can go without being fiscally irresponsible and since i am a newbie to this, dont want to bite off more than i can chew.

Instead, between bites and chewing her food, she asked, "Are you trying to sell your house?" 

Fish like creature... or... some situation where builders chew up profits for pressure treated lumber?

Structural issues can be costly, and usually require a structural engineer to be involved in some capacity.Don't bite off more than you can chew on your first deal. 

NO Booze  just coffee and soft drinks but of course designer coffee we are in the Pac NW after all.it was a HUGE turn out over flowed the office LOL.but I did do it with another person.. he helped cordinate etc.. and I invited a few people that he thought were direct competitors of his and the next day this kid calls me and basically chews me out.. .. that was the end of that relationship and the last time i go to any meet up other than if I am invited to speak as a guest speaker..

I have found many flipable houses but hesitate wondering if I may be biting off more than I can chew.  

Second guessing ourselves that may be we bit off more than what we can chew.  

A month of vacancy no matter how long the previous renters were in is a lot of costs to chew.