I'm looking for a bank that's easy to work with for capturing payments, wire transfers, running financial reports, ease of use with QuickBooks, multiple accounts for heavy transactions, debit card benefits, good credit card, and other features you find really helpful.Thanks!

Someone could buy at a below market cap rate, but see some large value add opportunity to boost NOI that the data doesn't capture.  

Buying a new primary residence is kinda expensive in most locations at the moment.Another idea is to sell the house to capture the equity, put it in the bank, rent an apartment in the part of town that you are looking to move the business to and then keep a lookout for a property like @Paul S. suggested. 

Hands down the best way to capture cash flow and appreciation in the Denver metro area is to purchase a single family house and either rent by the room OR separate off the basement and rent out the top.

Usually the profit is gone and a seller or investor is looking to capture the rehab costs back out of the property. 

Here’s an analogy, if you go to an upscale restaurant that was recommended by a friend because they had wonderful porterhouse steak and say, I’ve got $100 to spend and I want meat for dinner, with a starch and a veggie, and I’m thirsty, so add some fluid, thinking the chef will take care of you.

If there's anyone out there who has experience with projects like this in Ohio and can provide an estimate / range, or another tool that captures the little things (they do add up quickly), I'd appreciate it! 

My last few have needed too many repairs to qualify for a loan, were off market and had 0 competition so cash increased my equity capture at the buy significantly. 

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It is great to get started young, and awesome that you are about to be in a position to begin, but if your main goal is to have $1,000,000 in equity then you will not capture as much equity going the traditional mortgage route.