Pretty much the ideal situation in those two units.

You already have experience in the other stuff...taking down and managing a deal.I also recommend telling yourself a different story than "I don't have cash or financing"...there is all kinds of money looking for deals.one more thing, allocating money from others require good networking, marketing skills which i need to develop in the time being, besides in my current area which i already invested in, there is over-supply.

Making sense of the deal and understanding their track record is important, of course, but I believe you should develop trust BEFORE you ever invest.  

Still I agree, no reason to cave on this or anything.Vaping leaves the resulting oil behind in which case can develop into what’s called “ popcorn lung”  in a person from it being trapped in their lungs . that residue in the air is sticky and gets all over the place and of coarse the hazards of a potential  fire .

If so, are there any areas to avoid or areas which are being developed?

I am a father, friend and baseball development coach.  

I was wondering if anyone had any valuable input on what to ask a small credit union if I’m looking to take out a loan to buy a property....I don’t have an LLC, I do want to own property as a business, I have good credit ~780, I live in Columbus Ohio, I have two full time jobs; turnkey is ideal....

Sometimes development can actually be a bad thing. 

The angle lake light rail station is one of the newer stations so I'd be curious if the station will bring in lots of developer $.

You know, the funny thing is, I'm told this seller has been a developer of houses and small multifamilies in the area for many years.