It looks like crime is higher in this neighborhood, but is mentioned as being one of the best sub-markets for investors in numerous articles.

You also would have numerous options that I would be happy to help you explore more, when it comes to how you structure the deal.

Especially for a studio, some of the unique Murphy bed combos and other multi-purpose/hideaway elements could really set you apart from the competition.

First off I know this is a very subjective question based on your area and personal goals in real-estate.My market is Colorado.I was spoiled before values increased and with a 2.6 interest rate and my first rental cash flows $600/m and is a townhome.I’m looking at numerous opportunities that after all expenses including cap ex, vacancy, and repairs cash flow $150-250 per month with not a ton of opportunity to increase rents for the time being.

If so, this adds a very element to your story. 4.

There are two main elements that make up the fee...the first is the monthly operating costs for utilities, yard service, insurance, management fee, preventative maintenance such as cleaning gutters, inspecting roofs or other exterior surfaces, pool service, security, etc. 

Then go on meetup.com and see if that company has any local meetups that are close enough for you to attend.You can go get a feel of the company and ask numerous questions.

(We have a database on our site of numerous Airbnb laws.)

@Andrew Geier I have worked with numerous investors here in Cincinnati.

Each property is a sub-account.A chart of accounts are usually noted by a numeric key, 100's as assets, 200's as liabilities/expenses, 300's as equity.