You can find a happy medium between being stingy with products and spending a fortune.

Happy to help. 

Feel free to post or message me, and we can start with getting the Intention Journal by Brandon Turner first and then figure out the details later.

I'd be happy to share what I find out with you. 

Hey Tip, Ohio is also a very landlord-friendly state.Take amount to read this blog if you can - https://www.doorloop.com/laws/ohio-landlord-tenant-rightsIf you look at this link, Zillow predicts 3 cities of Ohio as their top 10 hottest housing market in 2024 - https://www.axios.com/2024/01/10/zillow-ranking-hottest-real...Feel free to reach out if you have any questions!

You may also want to call local property management companies to get their estimated rental amount and their feel for the rental appeal of your property in the area, etc.* Talk to your tax professional and find out what your tax implications are from inheriting the property to buying out your brother and putting it in an LLC, etc. * Also find out if the property's tax assessment changes with any of the scenarios above.

Thanks, Gary Neely  Happy to help , 

After a couple of analysis in one area, I often jump to another area completely different area then start feeling like I can't find anything.These are cities that caught my attention since digesting all these real estate investment content.North Carolina: Raleigh-Durham, Charlotte, High Point1.

Happy to connect further on this. for a lower rate as for less leverage and that should lower the rate.

I would be happy to share my insights and experiences on real estate investing.