IMO you would benefit from learning more about the subject because I definitely gather from your post you want to do things knowing all the facts.I would like to strongly recommend an audio book, "Loop holes in real estate" by Garrett Sutton.  

Would love to get your specific feedback on the area, tenants, the Ohio Loopholes you're mentioning as well as insight on banks/rates.

But, if there is a way to reduce taxes with timing, using varying tax loopholes, and so forth, you should always consider that.  

I guess I am looking for some kind of a loophole.  

The premise, as I understand it, is that everyone and her uncle is claiming that they need their pets as emotional support animals already, so why not make it fair for the folks who haven't figured out that loophole and grant all pets the right to housing in Berkeley.  

It sounds like your tenants have a very real need to stay until the end of next October, to the point where they are desperately looking for loopholes with your current lease.  

These service contracts generally cost $300 to $600 for a year-long basic-coverage plan that includes items like ceiling fans, water heaters and furnaces.The contracts come with loopholes.

Most bandit signs I see are no longer placed on public right of ways, instead many investors have been placing them on vacants (a possible loop hole)?

Thought about wholesaling neighboring states but was curious if there’s a loophole.

I like the two rich Dad series books:#1 Tax Free Wealth (honestly one of my favorites)#2 loopholes of real estateTax free wealth does a great job of diving into the benefits of investing in real estate OUTSIDE of your solo 401k/IRA.