These factors are making Ohio's cities stand out in a challenging national market still grappling with low inventory and high mortgage rates.Ohio's market is limited with housing supply, with an average months' supply of just one month, and this indicates a strong seller's market.

Hey @Alba Cheung, I am guessing you have a cleaning team in place, if so, there are low cost, high touch options or high-cost, low touch options.

Expenses related to maintenance, repairs, and improvements on the property may be tax-deductible.

- Get your 2023 return filed and into the IRS digitally and don't write off the whole ranch.New York is a sticky state for lenders, (that's a nice way of saying it), many lenders do not loan in NY- there's that problem.Your FICO is super low- A co-signer does not fix or make up for the credit which is a huge piece you need for a non-qualified mortgage.

@Rajshekar Manalikeri'm with @Jay Hurst.those low midwest prices look great. 

I personally would not buy in low income areas out of state.

Sell - Would prefer to avoid this to keep my low interest rate (3.3%) and avoid fees/taxes. 

The price point that tends to work best in this area is in the low 300s, and with the 100k a year, you could probably pick up 1 LTR that cashflows a couple hundred a month each year.

With that low a response rate I recommend revisiting your rent, how does yours compare with other similar properties within commuting distance of your house?

We are the perfect storm of low inventory and high demand, so a lot of properties are still going for over asking price.