We try to get as specific as possible when estimating rehab costs, as this is an area where investors tend to fail, often leading to poor returns and in some cases losses.

No need to rush on your decision.

Take your time, feel out the situation and make your decision.

Interesting that you say you have an issue with vacancies- so far I haven't had any , but I have certainly had poor tenants this far.

Originally posted by Brian Adamson:Hi Gilbert, I think wherever you go, the weather is going to be an important decision in determining what you do.

It is not my decision to accept or reject the offer I present, all I can do is present it.

Over the years I've made some bad decisions and guess still making em, I.e. investing in stocks, over the board lifestyle, kids going to private schools, big house, expensive cars etc.I just turned 40 and all of sudden I realized that I don't have significant savings, what if something goes wrong and I cannot continue working or suffer a huge loss.I had to set a goal for myself and my goal is to earn atleast $25K/month passive Income in next 4-5 years.

A couple of months ago I made the decision that this is the field I want to construct my future on.

I need to slow down and let the numbers make the decision.

If a case in an Appelate Court in Ohio has addressed the issue, this case controls within the geographical area covered by this specific court's jurisdiction (which is 1 or more Ohio counties depending on which Appellate Court) - unless a federal court has overturned the decision, unless a more recent Ohio supreme court decision says something different (which means you wouldn't be looking at this appellate court decision anyway), or a more recent decision in the same appellate court decided something different, or there is a more recent statute enacted that governs this matter (which means you shouldn't be looking at the appellate court decision anyway).If there is no case in the supreme court, or your appellate district, then you look at the Common Pleas Court of the Ohio county where the rental unit is located.