First look ROI seems good, but not sure about appreciation and turnover costs over the long run.Economy in Ohio seems to be about as good as anywhere though....good things seem to be happening in Cleveland, Dayton, Columbus....maybe other locations too.  The

It's not my money and I'm not paying interest on the deposit amount, so I'm not worried about inflation erosion. 

I think the ideal unit is a 3/2 as that meets the needs of the largest group but anything else has a demand too. The

Folks are doing it, but it will require lots of patience and a fine tooth comb.

I know investors who do nice deals in Indianapolis, too. The

Agree too, the numbers don't look right.

However, it really depends on what kinds & price ranges of properties you are looking at too. The

Well in that case anyone have a handyman they recommend in that area too?  The

So what you're saying is - you want the contractor to go to the supply store, get the tile loaded into his truck, drive it back to the job and unload it.. and then give you his discount too? The

My first was by accident too!  The