I intend on demoing the property and potentially building out 6-8 units.  2.  

Northern Ky (NOT Louisville) is over shadowed by Cincy a lot so there is a lot of potential there just like Cincinnati.

SF and Multifamily investors with a strategy for deploying capital either on their own or through a partnership realize the data is broadbrush of information.For a buy-and-hold investor this is potentially useful.

While I have some initial experience, I am enthusiastic about expanding my knowledge and skills in the real estate market.I am reaching out to connect with fellow investors in the area, hoping to learn from your experiences and explore potential collaboration opportunities.

While I have some initial experience, I am enthusiastic about expanding my knowledge and skills in the real estate market.I am reaching out to connect with fellow investors in the area, hoping to learn from your experiences and explore potential collaboration opportunities.

I live on the Canadian side of Niagara but interested in investing in Buffalo and hoping to learn more about the market there and potentially find a JV partner.  

And if it is all business, then you should have an LLC credit card that is used for fuel, tires, oil changes, car washes, etc.At the end of the day, you need to talk to a CPA and potentially an attorney.  

@Winston Eastman let's try to objectively (and Logically) look at this.TURNKEYPros: 1) Everything should be done, so no major repairs for near future2) Can finance everything in one purchase loan3) Can also buy with tenant in placeCons:1) Usually paying market price2) Trusting that repairs were all done and done well, otherwise potential money pit3) Any tenant in place may be misrepresented to make the saleOWN REHABPros: 1) If done well, may have instant/forced equity2) You will know exactly what repairs done and how well they were done3) Can place your own tenant to your qualificationsCons:1) Rehab loans are expensive2) Can run into rehab surprises affecting budget (watch any HGTV flip show!)

The alternative I suppose would be to wait like other investors for those interest rates to fall, however, again I'm losing that appreciation potential if I do that.

But I'm unsure about the potential appraisal values.