would give you their hard earned money to undertake a project you have no prior experience undertaking?   

I'm guessing the height limit would be similar since this is just a 2 flat I am planning this for possible undertaking in next 3 years or so.

Please keep in mind that I am not intimidated by rough neighborhoods at all as long as it is not a complete warzone and/or can’t cashflow.5) With the back taxes and rehab costs combined, is this even worth undertaking or should we just move on? 

Purchase price: $240,000 Cash invested: $100,000 This was a great project my investor is undertaking right now, it is a classic grandma home that needs a full gut.

That's a massive undertaking if you don't have much experience. 100% agree to partner and at minimum connect with local investors who do this sort of construction.

I also am looking forward to building it as a personal undertaking as I love remodeling/construction projects (I am actually documenting the whole process on youtube as I go).

I have been looking but all the Multi-families that I have seen are not in areas I want to live and I would like to house hack...My spouse is not keen on living in a multi-family anyways and we want to make sure the kids are not going to have to change school.I'm aware that I am looking at difficulty undertaking in building.

It’s a real plus if you can see a project similar to the one you are asking the GC to undertake.

In this case that would be a large undertaking it seems.

@MJ Kim there is still opportunity in the Columbus market...we have enormous transition across entire zip codes...if you are willing to assume some level of risk, can connect with a great team, and undertake a renovation and stabilization effort, you can do well.