There was a pretty lengthy thread about Dayton  you should search for it

I appreciate ANY and ALL insight/advice, and I apologize for the super lengthy post!

Thanks for reading this lengthy post, see you guys around! 

It is lengthy, but those who truly need it will read it all...

What property managers do can be a lengthy list, but from a 30,000 foot view they oversee the properties and the tenants and handle the day-to-day maintenance requests, resolve tenant issues/disputes, collect rent, enforce late fees, help you through eviction process, market the property, etc. 

You are buying the Seller's right to sell the property to anyone else for a period of time.4) If the Buyer defaults, it's not like an owner carry mortgage where the Seller would have to go thru a lengthy and expensive foreclosure. 

Thank you for reading all the way through this lengthy post and I truly appreciate any and all insight!

Thank you for reading all the way through this lengthy post and I truly appreciate any and all insight!

Without diving into too lengthy of a post.Bought first rental property just over 2 years ago.Used a HELOC to do so at 5.1% locked rate so investment property has no note on it.Have an option to do cashout refi at 4% which would pull enough cash out to pay off our HELOC (since its higher rate then the cashout refi) and then re-tap that HELOC money for another investment property once able to find one.Is this worth doing?

Most of the time though, I find the language is pretty accessible, it's just that the documents are lengthy and it takes time to go through them, time that most people prefer not to spend.I urge you to buck that trend and sit down and actually plow through the documents.