.👷‍♂️ Meet the Team: I've partnered with a stellar construction crew led by a former hedge fund construction exec in Ohio, we're currently crushing it with streamlined processes and quality work.  

I could have bought all these properties cash or used other financing options, but this made the most sense to me to expand my portfolio using debt as a tool to meet my goals.

I am not local so I can't meet them in person

If you are aware of any properties that meet any of the following criteria in either of those areas, let me know ASAP and I'll cross-reference to see if the data is accurate. 

(not in a "legal advisor capacity" I'm not an attorney.

The Cincinnati and Columbus ones meet completely online if you can’t find a super active one in your area.

We raised rents almost 100% (on average). 30% upon closing and 70% 3 months later (all were on month to month leases and we gave legal notice). 

My example is one such building that has passed it's 40 year inspection and has maintained the building. 100% agreed the buyers should research all public records before purchase; including, building code records, outstanding violations, open permits and the condo board meeting minutes, ect. 

I personally would set up a separate legal entity whose purpose is to manage STRs. 

I'm wondering if my participation in the home building company would meet the criteria for me to be classified as a REP, and if so would I be able to use some of the multi-family losses against all income?