From an overall perspective you will still unquestionably find that The City still has more draconian laws and resources that favor tenants compared to Oakland....yes the gap is closing, but The City is still way ahead (or should I say behind) regarding this.

Even when accounting issues are in your favor, the time and energy to deal with a Section 8 office to straighten out their error can be costly.#4 Strict and Costly Inspections: Properties qualifying for Section 8 housing must pass strict inspections, often making it easier to rent properties to private pay tenants.The rehab of Section 8 properties can be more expensive because of the strict standards, with the best rehabbers often failing the 1st inspection of a Section 8 property, which again makes the Section 8 program unappealing to investors.

You will be able to get more favorable financing terms and you'll also get great hands-on experience.

Additionally, Ohio has favorable landlord-tenant laws that provide landlords with more rights and protections.If you're interested, please let me know how I can assist you further.

It's an interesting idea, but a little stacked in the WixSEOLovers favor because their site actually teaches people how to optimize Wix sites, which is more relevant to the search query "wix seo", so therefore should rank higher, because people who find the site are finding what they are most likely searching for.

If you wanted to take it a step further, if you're looking to do favors, you could offer seller financing at a better rate than the banks would (which may be hard to do with how low interest rates are now).

Strengthening the Airbnb Community Standards I've always found it quite disturbing that Airbnb would jump on the side of a guest with zero reviews in favor of a host with hundreds of glorious reviews. 

For those who are in favor of having a business card, what makes a good design for real estate investing?

I think a few things are going on - maybe we need to make a few more changes, or we are still not in peak renting season or we are a brown family and there is some unconscious bias not in favor of us from non-brown tenants(all but one has been non-brown).

The plan is to 1031 & buy another property in more favorable conditions even with an 8% rate.