These residential units could also be very successful short-term rentals. 

This article today has an OPT IN which I did not do: Millennials & Gen Z want flexibility and affordability, more than a long-term commitment.

I've heard of instances where I've seen the investor do well long-term and some where the investor has been able to build and sell or just hold and eventually sell if new developments are coming up in the surrounding area. 

That being said, the good thing about working with a Private Lender is that you get to negotiate the terms so it's possible, just not likely. 

Even non-family buyers consider this when they think about long-term property value.Long-Term Marketability: Even if your target buyer for the flip isn’t directly interested in schools, future buyers might be.

You send huge volumes to compensate for the poor performance (0.1 conversion rate).Do you know what is utterly stupid?

Hey Nicholas, C Class neighborhoods in Columbus are more geared towards Section 8 and long term renters.

Easiest way is to look at the MLS and see how long it took for a property to rent around the property you are interest in and what the rent rates are. 

I write and share a lot about my experience, the market there, and even openly share performance history and numbers on my own rental portfolio.Happy to send you and anyone else those resources.

Hi Everyone, I am trying to understand if lenders for DSCR loans will take midterm rental rates into account or only long term rents of the area?