While there is some truth to what's being said regarding homes being torn down at what appears to be a rather pre-mature time, especially in comparison to North American homes which may be in use well over 100 years, a lot of the information contained is reflective of theory - derived from a predetermined "depreciation" formula established by the government, in essence, to keep the economy humming.The basic formula was determined by taking the age of all the homes that had been razed, and averaging out their age.

he was about to undergo some extreme medical treatments.

I myself will soon be active in the market and will be going through some of the same challenges as well establishing a database.

Since your wife is established in your current area you have to consider that also.

Due to living out of town most of this time we hired out property management to an established manager in the area whose business ended up being bought out by another PM.

i just rented a unit in just a few days with a 780 credit score and income 4.5 x monthly rent, however this is in NY and supply is very limited. i wouldnt go below the 650 range on credit score unless it was due to something like medical bills not being paid. you may be better off waiting for the right person to come along and rent your unit. id rather have it vacant then have someone in there that i cant get out and thats going to trash the place. you need to adhere to the standard guidelines. a) find a person who has the ability and is willing to pay and b) have someone you can reasonably collect from. someone with below a 640 credit score seems like they may fail point number 2. good luck

Mason, Blue Ash, West Chester etc are well-established markets that have a high percentage of owner occupied housing.  

Regarding creating an s corp today - you first establish a c corp with the state, then elect to be an s with the IRS.  

This leads to a slow or stagnant increase in property prices and rents in established areas as people move further out and rent or buy newer homes.Natural disaster risk - Natural disasters such as tornadoes, hurricanes, and earthquakes destroy communities.

We get a lot of inquiries from travel medical professionals and even couples who are traveling academics or relocating to the area.