Hey Kate,We own a few mixed-use properties (restaurant/apartment combos) in the Lehigh Valley, and they’ve been great investments.

Live in the Columbus Ohio area.  

Typically you end up putting in a new meter socket, new panels and the new service. 

It's not the same thing.If you have $130,000 in equity, I would not use any more than $65,000 on a new property and $15,000 of that should be held for reserves so you would have $50,000 for downpayment and closing costs really.Unless your rental property is new construction, you don't want to max out the equity in case of large repairs coming.

Nice work - have to get creative in the market these last couple of years

Zillow likely uses survey results to improve the renter experience and listing quality.

I attended middle school here and spent many years growing up in the area.

I point the camera at the door so I can see if the door is closed and who is coming in.4) $5 wall mounted big thermometer I use in the winter that is in view of the camera so I can see what the temp is inside 5) Series of signs I printed (Do Use the Toilet, Make Sure to Lock the Back Door, etc etc)All mobile and I can move from property to property :)

Are you offering any special programs, incentives, or advice to help them close out the year successfully? 

The numbers need to work to do the deal for sure.