Brokers also can provide Yardi Reports for specific properties and areas.

Communicating effectively with tenants your exact expectations can help guide them to your specific standards.

They should say, no, I will do it for you in hopes to get business.I think that a good GC with decades of experience should charge, say $200-$300 for 1) a review of the Inspector's report, 2) a jobsite visit, plus 3) a budget with prices that are pretty close.

Ultimately, the best choice depends on your preferences, budget, and maintenance preferences.

You can dive into the specifics of that here if you'd like to see why they jumped so high YoY.What I'm saying is, HOAs are a lower entry point of course, can be lucrative if you analyze the deals as traditional long term rentals....BUT, you ultimately have little to no control over specials assessments, HOA fee increases, and even rule and regulation changes that can impact your investment.

Hi everyone - I'm currently looking at Ohio, specifically Dayton for 4-plexes.

I have a Heloc on an investment duplex, but as others mentioned you need to be in the under 80% LTV range...I think mine may actually have been 70% LTV though I can't recall specifically. 

To help LPs wondering what the market values of their investments are today, I thought it would be beneficial to have a thread where LPs can ask for valuations on specific properties and the sponsors in this forum can opine.

If you must choose white make sure you get a paint specifically for trim which helps it last longer (also semi-gloss as a minimum sheen).

Would love to connect with you and chat further about specific niches you're interested in.