You haven't provided enough information for people to help you here.

If you go that route, with the purchase prices in Ohio, you could probably buy a few multi-family homes and rent them out to provide a solid cash flow.

@Tori Roy, I can’t point you to the court records, but I remember learning that anti-trust laws prevent NAR from limiting MLS access to Realtors.I think the solution for you is a no-frills, no-desk-fee broker plus signing up for your local MLS without joining the Realtor board attached to it.I’d suggest doing a little googling, then calling your local Realtor board and inquiring (dare I say “badgering”) them about buying MLS access without joining.Good luck!

Whenever I send a message regarding rent terms or lease information, it is a given that  we hear arguments next door.I am considering soon placing a penalty notice on his door for "failing to communicate by the deadline I had provided him with (end of Feb)."

Meanwhile, I'm earning a strong six figures, providing eight jobs for my community, and sleeping like a baby!

Few attorneys will provide free legal advice online.

I can’t be the 1st person on the planet to have this issue… I offered to provide the tax returns since the property purchases in 2017 in an attempt to recreate.

All of Metro Detroit's S8 providers have closed waiting lists they open for a couple of weeks every 2-3 years. 2) Anyone claiming there's a shortage of S8 rentals, doesn't understand the market dynamics.

He provided the property and I provided the labor + materials.

Could you provide the author's name?