Whereas, if you wait to start at 30, and let’s say you have a better rate of return at 9%, starting with the same initial investment of $50,000, at 38 you have $100,000, at 46 $200,000, at 54 $400,000, at 62 $800,000 an at 68 $1,600,000.

The better parts of Dayton proper have been on an absolute tear price wise with average list prices roughly doubling over the last two years for the areas I own and watch closely in 45404 and 45405.

Replace my current property manager with a more proactive one, though there is no guarantee that the next one will be a better fit. 

I am using stessa, but I am wondering if there is something better out there I should look at, easier to use. 

While it can be debated, most would agree that there is no better, more risk-averse way to enter real estate than house hacking.

While I don't have enough experience with either company to say one is better or worse for hosts than other, I've always found VRBO to be the far clunkier and less user friendly by miles.

Lots of options for rezoning, if needed, to better accommodate expansion plans for the tenant.

That leaves doing another flip or two to get your capital up to qualify you for better ROI holds.

Wouldn't it be better to serve some kind of notice since oral notices aren't legal?

And if you find a  better one, please let me know!