I make a decent six-figure income here but couldn't fathom ever affording a remotely decent place here, which has driven me to look at markets out of state where I could actually come up with $40k for a down payment.

The power to postpone the sale is still with b of a. I

SFHs have lower cash flow, higher expenses per tenant, 100% loss of income with vacancies, high cost per door due to market driven by home buyers.

Quote from @Jay A.: Is anyone doing something like Reverse STR / AirBnB Arbitrage..I don't know if this has an actual name already but I just called it that.

Columbus is a very diverse and complex market with transition in full swing in several locations...the problem is that locating the transition and understanding the market requires data...you will hear a lot of folks claim one location is "in transition" or a certain "class"...but most folks are not using data-driven decision making...this can be a volatile mix and get you in trouble quickly.Glad to chat further,Best of luck

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I checked out your app and think it’s a great idea, though I’ve never (as of yet) actually driven for dollars.

I've driven the area and spotted older people that were willing to share their thoughts. 

But I'm just beginning and extremely driven to not have to be in this line of work and be financialy stable in real estate.

My sister in law as well as my wife's parents all live in Sandy and I am almost certain I've driven past that place on a few occasions.