Now I'd value it at $140k -- plan on selling this house when present tenants (college students) move out in 2-3 yearsGame plan is to keep it for 2-5 years depending on the market, timing etc then sell when we think we can get $160k or so.  

It requires you to model through the exit of each asset, which is a best practice, in my opinion, to be able to properly benchmark investment opportunities and allocate personal capital.  

Cincinnati has division 1 college football and basketball, pro football, pro baseball, world class symphony orchestra, world class zoo, multiple major music venues, and excellent schools.

I would probably apply for school loans and get a computer science or engineering degree starting first from a local community college to save costs.  

One call to the college off campus housing office will give you all the info you will need.Locate and attend 3 different local REIA club meetings great place to meet people gather resources and info.

No College Football.

My daughter thinks she'll get a college essay out of the experience.  

I try to do that every time I can and it is an excellent business practice- one of many things I learned from @J Scott.  

I worked in finance after graduating college and purchased my first property in Manayunk making $650 a month after PITI while living there.

One of the biggest things I have noticed is this: college kids don't really care if you just remodeled the house they are moving into...