I understand moving out of your home and occupying a unit in a duplex may be the best financial decision but make sure it’s the best decision for your family because transitioning from a single family house to an apartment with a family of 4 is not always the easiest transition.

I just bought a duplex on 3rd Ave on the Columbus side of Grandview and am planning on living in one side and renting out the other.  

Actually I left some details out of that first post that are important to the plans that are kinda coming together in my head at the moment.

Even though she has kept the property in good condition, the core issue remains: a tenant who consistently pays late is not ideal for your long-term goals as an investor.In this situation, I would recommend sticking to your original plan and sending a formal notice of non-renewal.

No Maintenance Plan = Rising Repair Costs & FinesAre you prepared to handle 24/7 emergency maintenance calls?

Ultimately, balancing your student debt and financial goals will help guide the best decision.Good luck!

I have an accounting degree, can read financial statements, and can give light advisory based on financials because I've been in the REI space for a decade now.

🏡 Co-Living + House Hacking = Maximum Cash Flow & Financial FreedomHey BP Community,If you’ve been house hacking or thinking about it, pairing it with a co-living strategy can seriously amplify your returns.

FYI to anyone wondering if real-estate is a road out of financial mediocrity I'm here to preach that it worked for us (in out opinion). 

Stay disciplined, focus on cash flow, and you could achieve financial freedom in 5-7 years.Good luck!