Long-Term: Appreciation, loan amortization, potential tax benefits, and housing expense savings.I'd say the unexpected benefits of learning property management, deal finding, project management, renovations, and DIY-ing were more impactful than I initially thought.

Yes I am analyzing remotely and have stayed in Gatlinburg/Pidgeon Forge/Knoxville areas before which has peaked my interest in those areas for potential STR investing.

We can bet on the fact he is very aware of the benefits of the stock market and is taking advantage of it too.

I think white would look much better, but I am worried that's going to be a lot more work and I also fear how well the white paint would hold up over time (they are rental units I know they'll take a beating and potentially chip/ scratch).

I hope to be able to continue increasing my portfolio and potentially get into multifamily buildings if possible. 

Would it be possible to file a mechanic's lien on your own property and would this be a way to discourage potential title thieves?

If that's not of interest to you then I recommend continuing to build up your capital, improve your credit, and potentially partner with someone.

You'll want to make sure you understand the K1/tax filing implications because if you own very small piece of let's say 10 properties in 10 different states you would potentially receive 10 K1s (one for each deal) and 'may' have tax filing requirements in 10 states. 

The attention is invaluable to Toledo, and the analysis is reassuring to local homeowners and potential buyers and a great benefit to local economic development.City leaders must work diligently to take advantage of the positive notice and make reality match the prediction.

(which I like) so I would like someone with local experience rather than be the farthest flung property for a city-focused PM (if they'd even do it) and potentially become neglected or incur higher costs because of distance and/or unfamiliarity.A little help?