Also I am not ruling out new construction and/or commercial or multi family.

We've done 3 deals total, but just 1 in Ohio (the house in which we currently live and are improving for future rent.)Would love to chat with other central Ohio investors and real estate community members. 

Hi Jonathan,At a quick glance the expenses look a bit light (currently shows about 38%, where a quick rule of thumb is 50%).

It's also apparent we need to improve our tenant interview process.

Our office credentials include: Licensed Architect, Construction Supervisor License, Real Estate Salespersons, Certified Passive House Consultant (www.PHIUS.org); Home Improvement Contractor License, etc.I'm looking forward to connecting with like-minded investors/developers in this community.

My plan is to live in one unit, and rent out the other while making improvements to both units. 

I could have misunderstood the 50% rule that Josh and Brandon talk about in one of their very early podcasts.  

Also I would suspect Within sfh that if an area close by is popular or up and coming you should see some uptick in demand for your sfh and you shouldn't see the fire sale mentality that you get every so often when one you have a unit in a condo type setting for example that you're trying to get rid of.I think it's a great idea for you that continue to take your time improve your skills and knowledge of Real Estate and then proceed forward once you have a greater level of comfort so kudos to you.

Thanks for the update Jim, I will be interested to see how the rules turn out. 

Are there any laws, customs, etiquette, or general rules of thumb I should follow as a wholesaler?