This is what tells me that if a claim was ever filed it will very likely be a painful process dealing with their accounting department.  

Can any Ohio real estate agents that own personal rental property answer this question?

I didn't know if there was a "go-to" or a good starting point in this asset class.

Recasting is when you make a payment on an existing loan and update the payments - for example if I owed $100,000 and my payment was $600/mo and I paid it down by $40,000 recasting is they update the payment based on the new $60,000 balance.If I understand this correctly, you are selling a home which you will make $300,000 on and putting $200,000 down and keeping $100,000 to renovate?

This also leads owners to ASSUME simpler is better when it comes to management contracts.

This year, I’m looking to really get the ball rolling with a lot more volume.

I would also look at long-term rentals in the area with a trusted agent or even just browsing Zillow.

The Louisville and Southern Indiana real estate markets have seen notable shifts this year.

Did you end up jumping into a flip this year?

Is anyone planning on taking advantage of this new law?