I will say unique properties can sit since you are finding the "right" person.

Would you eventually scale down to fewer properties with higher cash flow, or continue holding indefinitely?

Hey Ryan, welcome to the BP Forums.Three properties in a year is really impressive,congrats!

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Financing your second property can be tricky since lenders may only count 75% of rental income toward your debt-to-income ratio, so get pre-approved early.

Contact the zoning department and see if you can get the property rezoned as a duplex.

Most will cover up to 100% of the renovation costs and 70-90% of the purchase price, depending on factors like the type of property itself, your experience, credit position, and the lender’s specific guidelines.  

You can watch closely to see if it is something you would like to do on future properties.

I’m a real estate investor looking to purchase his first multi family rental property in the city of Columbus, Ohio!

I would much rather add a property to my portfolio..