Yes, definitely send me more information on the multi-family investment properties. 

It seems that the equity is definitely a viable option.

Definitely a lot of opportunity, even with the market as hot as it is.

However, the current rent reflects that and with these improvements, could definitely be raised. 

Also has a lot to do with how the contract is setup, so I would definitely speak to your attorney about this one.

Additionally, learning the different market segments, especially here in Central Ohio, would help us focus our attention on what others have found to be the most successful paths to follow.

for what it's worth for everyone who thinks appraisals are what they are, you can definitely challenge an appraisal.

I would think as you start to acquire more and more properties, you might want to re-evaluate things but I would definitely consult a lawyer for a more in-depth conversation.  

Most of the builder in those rural area dont like to build near austin for the same reason as they say "whatever takes us 6 month here it will take us more than a year there, because of the permits and inspections are time consuming near austin" I am hiring a builde, who is  basically  is subcontracting each stage. we are using my finance loan (Interim loan). in this case we might calling him GC. we call them a builder here, and they are definitely not GC for rehab projects those are different, they only build costume and specs homes and commercials. 

Investing in real estate is something I definitely want to do but I'm worried we will both be too busy working, and will not be able to take care of the property and tenants properly.