Especially with Intel coming to Columbus as well as Hyperion, which is a company that makes hydrogen fuel cells.

If you would like, I'd be happy to give you my email or cell and you could text or email me pictures from today and I can give you a ballpark.

Most of my op expenses on rentals run about 36% self-managed,  50% with a PM but I've had $30k outflow months so need a fat EF. 60% works for us but we live pretty modestly and don't have a mortgage. 

Again barriers to entry are steep but finding tenants and getting a nice fat rent check is very possible. 

My goal is to hopefully one day retire with that big fat nest egg, major equity and cashflow coming from all angles.

It also took getting the inspectors personal cell phone number to send remediation pics to expedite inspection issues. 

I have been using Beyond Pricing and am happy to have this not tickle my brain cells.  

Hi Renee,If you income has been below the IRS filing threshold amount for some time, and the $300,000 has fallen to you tax free (like a one time thing in your life) it might be smart to NOT take a big risk with it, and pay cash for the house and live off the rental income (and pay tax on that income if you have to).If you start breaking the $300,000 up as down payments on several places, and take out loans out and things go bad, you could lose the additional homes, and the bank will get the $300,000 you used as down payments leaving you with nothing.Somebody once said pigs get fat hogs get slaughtered, and that's something that someone with history lower income should think about.But if you want to borrow, and can find a lender then go for it.

Personally, I would never provide my personal cell/text to a tenant, and very few owners.

For Air BNB I guess you guys should brainstorm what attributes are important to vacationers heading up this way, like privacy, views, cable/cell service, proximity to the ski areas or downtown, ease of approach road + driveway, ability to add sleeping #'s, shuttle to skiing etc.