I’m sure others are way better at this than me, but I find I don’t make that much more than if it was a regular rental once you factor in the 17.75 percent taxes you pay plus utilities and internet plus the cost of hard and soft furnishings that have to be replaced periodically.

There are lots of answers to your question on Biggerpockets and the internet in general, but no matter how much due diligence you do you need to be prepared for them to flake out. 

And they claim only a small percentage of crypto is on the internet per se (the rest is locked in cold storage).

@Tony KimWe have many properties that we do fully in house, and we have many other affiliates we can put you in touch with if we are not able to satisfy your needs with our properties. 

I've put in multiple hours of studying into this such as looking over many surfaces of the internet.

I am not affiliated with any of these groups.

On my last 2020 Rental Registration form I reported $512/Month only Sewage paid by landlord.Due to tenants always arguing about paying their share of bills (utilities and internet), I decided to pay all bills and added a paragraph to the lease contract stating tenants will pay $113/month to cover all bills.

Any advice as to how to get started would be appreciated...I know I will have to furnish the apartment, get internet, etc., but looking for some tips/tricks and cost saving advice on furnishing and best routes to take!

I'm pretty sure investors will pay extra to put their applications on a fast track and the city could always use the extra revenue; just putting it out there in the internet universe 😉

Hello Danielle,Go to the OREIA . com website and you'll find a list of all the affiliated chapters in Ohio.