build a multifamily to rent. lower risk, easier to execute, easier to underwrite. anytime you sell there is a 10% equity loss and capital gains. new construction in columbus appreciates at 8.65% per year. almost no reason not to consider it. land is a buyer market, you can get to better locations than you can buy existing, etc etc etc 

I now have a low income 4plex that I would like to rent to section 8.

Are you thinking of putting sparkly hearts on the document to demonstrate your creativity, is your pain point the down payment and you're trying to navigate that with seller financing, is the issue that the in-place tenants aren't paying rent? 

Hi Chase,Have you asked for the rent ledger?

They knew what the property looked like when they rented it and unless the condition of the tree has changed (ie a branch died or is now hitting the house), I'd leave it.

The item I always forget is the interest during construction and during Rent up Phase.If you're looking for Brewery equipment, look for a business listing in Glenwood Iowa, Keg Creek Brewery. 

Easily could store a lot of equipment and be used as a workshop.I am thinking of trying to rent this building for 2500-3000 a month.

The numbers look great for cheap houses and rents and they wanted some data on the area.

I  need a GC to educate me as to which issues are a must fix to rent a property.

Additionally, explore markets with low vacancy rates and increasing rents, reflecting a strong appetite for rental properties.