I'm about to buy a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom  in Locust Lake Village for short-term rentals (Airbnb).

I would like to use my equity to buy more rentals, or build more properties or expand outside of the rentals into rv parks, storage, or tiny home villages. 

The goal is to create small villages for retired seniors on a tight budget and veterans struggling to pay rent.

Also, zoning for village-style in  town development seems rare and difficult, in favor of large hotel and apartment projects.

Investment Info:

Condo buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $282,000

Cash invested: $56,400

2 bed 2 bath condo

If you look at a zip code and you pull up one at NW Hwy and 75 on the east side you might see 80% of the people rent, but think of the Village and all the other apartments around there. 

looking to meet others involved in the Green Healthy home certification process I see i can get up to $6300 per multi Family property reimbursed to be Green Heathy Home certified and know Rents are higher in certified...

Bens/Roscoe Village/Lincoln Square area and after 5 seconds of thinking, he thought it was a good idea.

you could look out of state but I feel it’s risky especially being new. try to find something 30 mins out from where you are located, small cit/village/township etc. it’s expensive in my city (cincinnati) but i found something right/just under my price point. it’s a 38 min drive from my job but it is mines :) 

Most of my clients look into areas like Old North, Old Town East/King Lincoln-BronzeVille, Merion Village, Driving Park, North Linden, Hungarian Village, Bexley, and North Hilltop.I created a neighborhood grade map that I can share with you.