After your year is up then move out of the 4plex and do it again. not sure if that's logically or not ORbuy a wholesale with an ARV of $200K or more and flip it. 

Plan on this being a live in renovation, ultimately preparing for the fall semester in August when tenants would move in. 

I moved from New York to Ohio for the market. 

I'd like to get one for giving a tenant 10 day notice of lease violation (like non-payment of rent or moving in an unauthorized tenant, etc) where the tenant can stay if they correct the problem within 10 days.  

Before the tenant moved in we installed new walls and carpets, and there's no trash left on premise.After they moved out, the walls are drilled, one area has a sunken-in section.

I moved from Florida to start investing in Columbus due to the same reason.https://www.zillow.com/learn/hottest-housing-markets-2024/

Sorry, this REIA was active for a while, but I moved out of state years ago. 

i think the concerns of the people around you tend to be valid - and so your job isn't to 'convince' them, it's to come at investing (or whatever) from a place of financial strength.my first rental was my former primary residence - i kept it as a rental when i moved out of it. 

If the area is good for that, close to hospitals, universities etc. it might work.Otherwise do the LTR in those and move on.

Wanting to start a new version of a mobile home park, container home park.