Thanks for your replyWhen searching for real estate investments in Columbus, Ohio, my recommendation is to explore both off-market and on-market deals, particularly if you're interested in multi-family properties.

Your feedback make sense.1) I am in the North east so buying more doors is an arduous task so I don't plan to be a RE investor with many doors (because I won't have enough money).2) Other reason is that even if I somehow got another rental, chances of making positive cashflow given current prices/interest rates is remote (especially given I am not a seasoned RE investor).3) I don't have an urgent need for money.Given these three points, I don't know what passive profits would I apply my rental loss of $26K against...unless you can think of a way I can use this loss to ease my way into an additional rental.Else, I agree, I can hold onto the rental for as long as I need to and then sell and use the loss then.Thanks for the guidance!

Additionally the North Augusta Brick Pond, Hammonds Ferry Restaurants, The River View Recreation Center and both North Augusta, as well as Augusta Downtown are within walking distance.

The agent said that subscription requires a phone call in addition to cancellation on the website to "indicate the reason for the cancellation".

Great question Aasin,In order to not lose the deal to another buyer or wholesaler, most look to sign the contract with the seller THEN flip the contract to another buyer/investor.In addition... 

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Hi Anais, It's great that you're exploring real estate investing opportunities with your dad!

We either make improvements to the property, add money to the 3 month reserve account if theres any gaps or add it to the cash flow for the year.  

Additionally, since this project is already in flight, you run the risk of mechanic liens taking priority over your loan as they can backdate the lien to when work commenced. 

Since I am targeting on 4 units multifamily with FHA loan, I assume ~75% rental income from addition units can count in.