However, consider:Long-term market projectionsYour personal financial goalsTax implications of holding vs. selling (consult a local tax advisor)Partnership Structure:Clear, written agreement detailing responsibilities, profit sharing, dispute resolutionRegular financial reporting and meetingsExit strategy for both partiesConsider forming a legal entity for the partnershipFull Bank Financing: If the bank would finance the entire project including renovations, this could potentially be more advantageous.

Hey Angela, I don't have much personal experience with the Cincinnati market.

From what it looks like it's the same person who responds to your email at 3 in the morning and it appears that this person may be oversees, I could be wrong but that's what it appears to be.

No offense but I feel bad for the original seller more than you.

I am open to just selling one as well, the person I was going with backed out but it would be a shared room if only 1 ticket was sold.

Getting a large network of companies that know your personal brand to recommend you to your ideal guest is key to steady bookings. 

@Peter McCauleyYou will have to record and divide your expenses using rental square feet vs. personal square feet or rental bedrooms vs. personal bedrooms.

Jackson is one busy GPT bot, i tell ya: https://www.biggerpockets.com/posts/user/jacksone19i do like how friendly he is with almost every one of his posts starting with a personalized greeting lolapparently, he's posing as either a private lender or working for one and advertising those services in quite a few of his posts. i'd be on a lookout...

Feel free to message me and we can discuss what parts of Monmouth County might work best. 

I stand corrected.You cannot use Section 179 for a roof replacement on a real estate property because Section 179 is meant for equipment and certain other types of tangible personal property that businesses use in their operations, like machinery or computers.