Supply inching up.

Originally I had planned to get the required permits from the city, but I had a contractor that I work with recommend to not go through the time, money, and headache of the permitting process since it's my primary residence and I can most likely "get away" with it.

One well-respected attorney I wouldn't hesitate to recommend is Zachary Rothken @ Rosenberg Estis.Good luck and please post updates.

The inspection is an opportunity to (a) document the condition of the rental so I can track tenant damages from that day forward, (b) look into any maintenance issues the tenants may be concerned with, and (c) notify them that a new lease is coming and what that entails.As for rent increases, I don't ever recommend keeping tenants more than 10% below market.

heart and home manages all zips of Central Ohio they don't discriminate, they work with out of state, and they do medium term. they are conservative that's who I recommend 

The majority of buyers consider a lender recommended by their RE broker that they are familiar with.

@John OksI recommend finding an accountant specializing in real estate taxation.

I recommend narrowing your focus to just wholesaling for now.

If you are a person with low capital but eager to invest in real estate here are some options I would personally recommend and I would love to hear what other people suggest!

I wouldn't recommend a new build home for rental purposes.