When you get ten or more properties, then you should have a good idea of what your limitations are and find software that meets those needs.

I do like the idea of making the rental income non passive income by becoming a “real estate professional”, that’s definitely something I will have to research.Thanks again.

I talked to the sleller and suggested it, he had never heard of it and is very skeptical but was not completely against the idea.

the $100 is from on site laundry machines (I'm assuming this number, I really have no idea)  I have not gotten quote for insurance on this type of building, I just used google. 

Most people move in the Spring or Summer, so if you want to get a tenant quickly it may be a good idea to offer move in incentives that will set your property apart.  

That is a very bad idea.

Anyone with knowledge of this area, do you have an idea of what is a reasonable expectation for a builder to pay for vacant lots in these areas?

Folks at lowes used to laugh and was going to give me a table so I could conductive interviews on the spot( jokingly ) Hope some of those ideas help AlexOriginally posted by @Robert Ellis:Originally posted by @Alex Franks:Originally posted by @Yanhua Sappin:@Trent Ecklar I am a rehaber / flipper based in Brooklyn New York, I am looking for buy and hold properties in Columbus oh and would love to connect you , thank you @yanhua Sappin I saw you were interested in Columbus as well.

I've called title companies and attorney offices and they have no idea what I'm talking about 

New siding and windows and painting exterior and interior (trying to decide on replacing carpet or removing the carpet for a renter friendly idea), fencing replacing broken garage door and some landscaping. quite alot of hours and Im doing all the work myself which is adding up.