On years where tenants renew leases, ROI increases to 13.8% since the PM’s 80% of first month’s rent for marketing and putting a tenant in place is not required.A couple of lessons I’ve learned during this particular purchase:If you’re scheduling a wire transfer early, call the bank to make sure they completed the wire as scheduled on time.  

I believe that the population is trending away from this area and towards the south (away from dayton) Additionally the property taxes in Kettering have been going up quite a bit, so be sure that you factor that into your calculations, as you would need to increase rents to keep up. 

Off the top of my head, below are some considerations to keep in mind:-Training is important for new agents so make sure the training they offer is sufficient for your needs.

There are (at least) two considerations here: the class of the property and the class of the neighborhood.

My insurance got involved n November 2017 and said since its a 'Walls In' policy and the HOA are responsible for the issue and the damp inside, the claim ought  to be with the HOA's insurance policy (i also pay for that via dues)An engineers report requested in December and was finally provided to me in February 2018 , and sent to the HOA in  February 2018 with an explanation.After a lot of avoidance and misdirection and wasted time (with the damp increasing) the HOA admitted that their policy was no good and so they need to compensate me direct.

Appreciation is something that I'm always taking into consideration.

Also, you must take into consideration that there are a multitude of reasons why a tenant doesn't pay. 

There is absolutely no guarantee that these increases will be sustainable, Bend is just the 'hip' place again.  

Try to bring value to their operation.Wholesaling is increasingly competitive.

If I buy betting the neighborhood will improve, the increase in revenue is totally dependent on outside factors over which I have no control.