We're getting into the MTR space and we're really excited about this market.

                      - Duplex- pro's- renter's rent money will pay for half of mortgage, after that is paid off, move to a house, have passive income x2, most living space. con's- biggest down payment, outside the city, risk of terrible renter, locking us down for at least 7-10+ years to at least make it worth it.Overall, I hate wasting money. 

I am just decently known in my space so people just click on my links.So $3K/month... corresponds to 15 HOUSES.If each house would cost you $400K, that would be a $6M investment, just to get $3K passive income?!

You never want to be hands-off on something you own, especially not when you want to play in the hospitality space.

The company line is simply: We cannot evaluate you as a tenant until you see the unit, complete the application form (which has a space to furnish explanations of anything you believe needs context) and pay the application fee.

The other bedroom would be used by both of us for storage/closet space, etc. 

I told them that I rented a house and not an office space and they can go to work in their own office building (Hospital in her case).

In Franklinton there are plenty of large projects going on that will bring massive growth to the west side of Columbus, such as the Peninsula Development, which is a multiphase project that will erect a 24 story apartment complex featuring a grocery store, a multi use office space building, and a new hotel featuring a two-story Pins Mechanical venue.

Get our feet wet and gain some experience in this space and, in 6 months to one year, either purchase another SFH with a mortgage or go for an all-cash purchase and start BRRRRing.

So I've looked at the septic system situation and there's not enough space in my yard for that and from what I understand they are trying to get rid of all septic tanks.Regarding your question pertaining to rainwater or sanitary it is the sanitary sewer.