You need to have had me aware and agree to these terms and conditions.

Who knows what could be coming next in terms of legislations.

I like the idea of short/mid term rentals more then the long term...one big reason is not having to move all of his stuff...or at least being able to take my time.

Namely, there is 2 major factors, price and TERMS.

You should be able to get a 75% loan against your current property.  

If it's a single family house, it should be tenant responsibility but if it's a multifamily, that's when you may need to take care of it - it depends on your lease terms and should be stated there so both landlord and tenant understand whose responsible for it.

Have you ever considered an interest only loan option?

I personally love Columbus in terms of doing value add.

@Dean HalpinTo buy your first rental property, consider creative financing options like seller financing, subject-to-deals, lease options, private money lenders, and hard money loans.

During the session, they will ask you for financial information (nothing sensitive) under the guise of seeing what type of loan you are capable of getting.