As the state capitol, with OSU graduating 6000+ students a year, the tax incentives offered that attract big business and the 5 and 10 year job and population growth projections, Franklin and Delaware County are two of the best places to invest in the country some say.  

But happy to hear from the other side.For example, maybe someone who does developments could chime in, but my guess is the numbers on building new affordable housing just aren't compelling, and if policy/markets shift so that it is attractive, you're going to have a lot more BP forum discussions with everyone asking how to get involved (which would be a positive for low income families because supply will go up and rents eventually come down)

@Antoine Martel Yes, Airbnb would be our main focus, along with other similar sites.

All things considered, I’d say you could have an honest conversation with the tenant and do a modest increase to help you increase profit and get closer to market and the tenant, who I assume has been there with the unit not fully updated already, doesn’t mind staying in the less attractive unit for the more attractive price so it still helps them.

The other 3/4 of the lot is rented as yard space for businesses. 1 business is a main line plumbing excavation company.

If the neighborhood is less attractive and the house is nicer than the nearby houses you may have been to aggressive in your rehab. 

The liability protection is the main reason to do them and in general I figure that even if you dont think you need it you are better to have it. 

I said 2018 is the year I want to jump onto my main goal of buying and owning rental properties.I'm looking to invest in 4 Areas;1.

Mainly to setup a business checking account and have an Operating Agreement.

Ask investors instead.I would say the markets that make SFH rental dynamics attractive are similar to what makes MF attractive.