Account Closed By your description, it sounds like it's jointly owned by you and your sister.

Detailed descriptions definitely help.

I've met a lot of people here who own 1 or 2 rentals, not big time investors or trying to scale, net rental income coming in equivalent to some people's salary  and that real estate is passed down to their kids and grandkids. 

Based on your description, it sounds like you have an existing Coach House property (located at therear of the lot) which is Legally a 2-Unit building but at some point was converted to a 3-Unit building.First and foremost I wanted to clarify that RT-4 does not mean your property is "Zoned for 4 units".

I have met a few investors who have 10+ turnkeys though and they're doing quite well.

I've met a lot of connection through this forum, so I recommend staying active here!

Seems to be designed for longer term furnished rentals with no calendar or place to put availability besides description and lease term.

Columbus in particular has seen significant growth, driven in part by tech giants such as Intel ($20 billion), Meta, Amazon, and Google establishing warehouses and data centers in the area.

Purchase Agreement: - [ ] Property Description - [ ] Purchase Price - [ ] Down Payment - [ ] Financing Terms (Interest Rate, Repayment Schedule) - [ ] Closing Date - [ ] Contingencies (Inspection, Appraisal, etc.)2.

Preamble - identifies Lessor (property) and Lessee (laundry vendor) - includes date of execution & lessor description and address, A typical lease will include number of apt. units and identifies number of units with connections (if applicable) - keep in mind that if you have in-unit connections for washes and dryers you present competition for the laundry room resulting in possibly reduced usage and reduced revenue.