I read somewhere where you could ask the seller for schedule E ( I think ) of their tax return which details income etc.

Thanks,    Jason E.

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Northwood, Hamilton, and the surrounding areas in between E Northern Parkway and E. 33rd St.

But yes, definitely shoot me an e-mail or PM whenever and we can chat.

,I've been doing a fair amount of reading and so far, I'd recommend Rich Dad, Poor Dad (industry favorite), E-Myth, and Think and Grow Rich.

@Billy Raz - Depreciation is accounted for on your Schedule E - It basically lowers your taxable rental income.  

Typically e-mail.If you want to advertise the property here you can do so in the Marketplace.

Keep in mind that much of Ohio (at least on the E side) is going through the fracking thing.