They're aiming to make things more transparent and fair, but as you can imagine, there's a mix of challenges and opportunities coming our way.One of the big talks is about the potential shift away from MLS listings.

How are the major potential expenses of the house looking (AC, Roof, Plumbing, Electric)?

I have a potential sub-to deal possible with my neighbor.

I have over 40% equity based on loan amount of $200K and general market value of the property at $400K (unsure what assessed value would be).I'm thinking I'm a candidate for PMI removal.

Since the LLC has to sell, there is the potential for capital gain taxes, and likely on both houses.

While Fair Housing Act of 1988 is the overall law that governs housing discrimination based on health conditions, the law doesn't go into great detail on how those health conditions should be interpreted and applied, and often references back to the ADA for several things, including determining if an animal is actually a service animal in the first place.https://www.hud.gov/sites/dfiles/PA/documents/HUDAsstAnimalN...QUOTE:  "Because HUD interprets the FHA to require access for individuals who use service animals, housing providers should initially follow the analysis that DOJ has determined is used for assessing whether an animal is a service animal under the ADA."

What are the essential metrics and formulas you use to analyze potential deals? 

Being an agent myself and an investor I usually take it out when meeting a new investor or client, as well as potential partners to show them these are the guidelines that myself and many successful investors follow.

Ohio is a great market and I'm currently researching the Syracuse market for a potential investment in the near future.

What I’m really intrigued on doing is getting a short term rental, mainly because of long term appreciation and I can depreciate the first year and potentially reduce my other businesses income so there would be a tax savings there on top of some monthly income coming in.