Not to mention the added gems he drops regarding other aspects of investing.

You mentioned rental opp by the room in the higher price range may be a good option. 

Although not a actual Customer I had the same experience when I mentioned to Chris I would be in town on a bizz trip..

Before this, I’ve come across several older multi-family buildings that lack central AC (tenants use window units), don’t have in-unit washer/dryers, or have smaller square footage.Being from Boston, these issues wouldn’t normally be deal breakers for me, but my realtor mentioned that they might be for tenants in Columbus.

@Brandon Morgan I think you can go it alone but if it’s been vacant 2 months clearly you need to either lower the rent amount or figure out how to do a mass showing like another poster mentioned where you get the property shown to multiple people quickly.

Normally, you would only depreciate based on the life of the equipment, which could be as little ten years nowadays as a recent article mentioned new refrigerators now last 10 years or less.However, for taxes, you can do a section 179 election for equipment purchased for less than $1,160.

However, the inspector mentioned that the 2nd and 3rd floors are labeled as "Artist Dwellings," though he wasn’t sure what that fully entails.He suggested applying for a special permit to present the space as artist studios or dwellings, with the hope of eventually converting them into long-term rental (LTR) apartments under that designation.

Further, you’ve never even mentioned using third party foreign asset protection trusts domiciled in Nevis in your post which shows you’re withholding information vital to success in the note business.  

I won't mention the names but on IG there numerous coaches/mentors.

Hi @Ramon Cazares Thanks for sharing your thoughts, I haven't highlight the competitors details to the level that you are mentioning here such as are they professionally managed, large or small scale investors.