The lot itself is also big enough to put an ADU in the back and I have a contractor that says they will charge APX 120 per SQFT and pricing gets better with size so it really got me thinking this home for 500,000 isn't really a good deal though adding a 1200 SQFT Duplex in the back does allow me the ability to house hack it as well while cash flowing about 3,000 pure after everything is all said and done.My numbers are like this:Purchase: 485,000lender fees: 21,500Initial stabilazation: 120,000 gutting job on 1,000 SQFT of permitted and 700SQFT unpermitted space.

Lots of people become the "accidental millionaire" with their homes, particularly in the cyclical markets (although, buying in good markets is not so accidental).School district drove our decision...along with needed space...not our largest investment. 

They are building a new town center at the corner of my block (literally) with over 1300 new apartment units, 250k sq ft of office, and retail space.

I'm looking into investing into warehouses, development land, offices, restaurant spaces, etc.

Being involved in real estate management has awarded me some extra space.

YOU, me, and Jeff Bezos have the same 24 hours, why is he able to run a billion dollar company and go into space?

I am in the short term rental space in Ohio, I'd be interested to learn more about it and its location.

Definitely connect with people in your 'Local Forum' space and you'll be able to find more peers in your specific community. 

They are about 1400 ft.² each with three bedrooms two bathrooms and a garage built on a crawlspace.

Indy is similar to Columbus with prices and growth but I personally like Columbus better for its growth with new companies moving here and its tech space rapidly growing.