I think I am going to sign up and in three to six months, I'll respond back with my thoughts.

You should be able to file that partnership tax return as final and pick up any of the income and expenses through the final date of that return. 

Selling and dropping the equity into an index fund is a lower-maintenance option, but you’d be locking in your gains at a relatively stagnant point in the market.Given your low interest rate and the potential for rents to inch up, renting could be a reasonable play.

And a lot of start-up companies are migrating to this city as well because of the OSU campus that has thousands of talented students graduating and looking for positions locally.Everything that’s going on here in Columbus is attracting investors and other businesses from all over.

Something isn't quite adding up for me:-New builds selling for under 300k-4 bed 1800 sqft SFHs are leasing for ~$2500 / month with with less than 30 DOMThe dissonance comes from the rent:price ratios and asset quality.

I have been investing back home for many years and have bought up many land.

It's a relatively small group - we try to keep active participants to around 25 during the calls so that people can speak up, engage and participate.

Again, this would be reasonable if limited to damages by third party, etc.

It would depend on what the property ended up appraising for and what LTV you qualify for.

Their lease is about to come up in August...