I’ve been preparing for this for over a year by saving money (we all know the pay droughts that can occur especially when starting) and I’m ready to hit the floor running.There are a couple things I would love some feedback on:1) I created a daily schedule I’m going to try following which consists of 3.5hrs prospecting daily (5.5hrs for days with no appts/showings).

It is an exciting prospect to open yourself up to unlimited investment opportunities by expanding your locale.Best of luck!!

Hello,We are prospecting a location for potential new development which may be Condos or apartments.

After a year long battle, on July 30, 2018 Columbus city Council passed legislation that allows non-owner occupied permit holders to operate 365 days a year, and own and operate as many short term rentals as they want.

Is there a high chance my rezoning request would be denied or is rezoning usually granted as long as you fill out the paperwork, pay the money, and get the permits?

I considered taking the FHA route.Since I have the project managing experience my sights were set on a two bedroom one bath that I could make a three bedroom two bath down the road.Now taking this to a business level vs personal level- that's the basic backbone of the business.I can do the drawings, have experience with the individuals that handle permitting, and the process, and then can directly reach out to subcontractors as the owner of the property to facilitate the rehab and/or addition.My own research has led me to believe that rental rates (I also have personal experience with these) and low vacancy due to over demand should prop up this model effectively. 

The idea of tying up $50K for the prospect of earning a net 10% return of $5K isn't an attractive way to build and scale a portfolio.

They'll need DOB permits and inspections, possibly the fire department too.

The park is all on city services, which I like, and also the prospect of selling the POH and carrying the papers. 

10 months at your current job is not too bad if you're a permanent full time employee and have a good prospect of staying employed.