Without more context, it's impossible to know whether the owner financing terms are reasonable or "ridiculous." 

I only have handful rentals but hope to grow in the long run so I'm hoping to handle everything at one spot!

Do the math:1 - If you keep it as a rental, how long would it take for the CF to equal the profit if you sold it now?

As I expand my portfolio, my focus will be on diversifying investments, optimizing property management, and leveraging refinancing options to maximize returns.My long-term vision includes stabilizing my portfolio, achieving financial independence through passive income, and strategically planning for growth and exit strategies.

I personally love Columbus in terms of doing value add.

Make sure it explicitly explains the process for termination if you are unhappy with their services, especially if they violate the terms of your agreement.3.

Lenders may require additional documentation or have different terms for new construction.

It's been talked about for years as being the "death knell" of the industry, but it seems suspiciously quiet since the law took effect.

My strategy is long term appreciation with breakeven cashflow (for now), so the question is what do you guys think is a better investment long term? 

The condo has an HOA fee of around $1,100 per month and offers the option for short-term rentals.