hahaToledo is a cashflow and volume play.It's a slow mover during boom cycles and takes 10+ years to catch up to other markets when it comes to appreciation but eventually it does.Just like it did the last few years when folks ran out of deals on the East Coast and West Coast.Everyone started stampeding Toledo.Happy to have everyone tho so keep coming 🙏

If your goal is to get into the next house/2-4 unit, save for a down payment rather than throwing money at the principal to eventually borrow against it via HELOC.

Copper under slab will eventually leak at the elbows too.

I plan on eventually adding three permanent homes with two or three ADU's.

After retiring from the military I couldn't find a full-time job, so I eventually got my real estate license and started managing rentals.

Are you looking to hold and eventually rent out, sell for profit?

My first employees, my new partners, my new JV partners, and eventually taking on private money investors (Oh NO!

Then do some research on some high yielding skills that can help you earn more money, either on the side, or eventually as your main thing. 

Hey Tom, did you eventually find an agent/contractor or lenders to connect with?  

As far as the actual property, the contract would show your entity as the buyer and eventually you would assign the contract to whoever the ultimate buyer is.