However, you get the choice to hold them to the lease or let them off light, it's your prerogative. 

I do believe it's as they say, that most people buy and hold don't use Folio.  

One thing lead to another we start to study, look for opportunity to invest in real estate and so here I am.Our goal is to buy and hold in the long run.Right now our focus is in wholesale, flipping and learn more about the industry. 

I'm not new to real estate per se, but bigger pockets has helped me transform my mind from a passive buy and hold owner to a more long-term and strategic investor--this is my business, not just a hobby.

My main strategy is buy and hold SFRs, but I'd like to learn some more parts of the business, such as rehab and multi-family deals, and possibly some flips eventually.

I have considered turning this into a rental and holding it for a while but I would have to come up with the funds to buy out my siblings since they are not interested in being landlords.

I own a couple investment properties, 5 units in total and have found the buy and hold investment route has worked out great for me here... certain areas in the city have low investment property purchase prices (50K to 70K) with high rental prices.

@Jack DavisSince you asked for Cincinnati Market, I will not able to comment on that, however cap rates in general for stabilized properties range from 8 - 12.I hold a managing broker license and deal in Central Illinois area.

Hold true to integrity and treat people right and you will have a great business.  

Not knowing every little detail of what's going to happen is part of what's holding me back, yet I thrive off of that kind of thing.