Can you share more about your investment experience (and potentially some more concrete figures) in Columbus?

If this is a MN lease you must do a new lease as the regulations and requirements for a lease changed significantly Jan 2024, so you'd need to confirm your compliant with new lease requirements. 

I'll show you concrete examples.Real estate is inherently tax-efficient. 

I have major privacy concerns with Tenant Cloud as they dont seem to be CA privacy law compliant and most of their team is in Ukraine. 

To create leases, Rocket Lawyer or LegalZoom provide customizable templates compliant with Ohio laws.Also, check out the "Real Estate Rookie" podcast for a great episode on tenant screening, which can provide more detailed insights.Joining local real estate groups can also offer valuable insights and networking opportunities.

Tenant reached out, sharing that her landscaper pointed out that the concrete slab/foundation where the well water system and AC units sit are "deteriorating."

Do local ordinances or ADA guidelines require changes to the property such as: - accessible ramps- sprinklers, fire alarms, fire escapes, etc.- bathroom upgrades- modifications to size of types of doorways, windows, etc

Go into your basement and measure the height of the bottom stair that sits on the concrete.

The plumber who I spoke to says the pit in the picture is really big and the cost of labor plus gravel/concrete to make the pit smaller plus the cost of replacing the ejector pump is 5K.

Do the research and stay compliant, but this is completely doable when you set yourself up for success with knowledge and systems.