I know things can come up anywhere at any time, I felt a little more comfortable with this one as it is newer figuring less surprises.  

I suggest you look up the municipality's limit on unrelated occupants in a single unit; don't be surprised to find that some towns have a limit of two or three maximum unrelated occupants in a single unit.

As far as getting any kind of ROI in that market I would be surprised if you can. 

You might be surprised how far that gets you.

@Alex LarsonWelcome to the site.Always happy to see more agents join the forums.If you stay active you will be surprised how many future clients and vendors you will meet here.Good luck to you & I'll see you around the forums.

If you are open and genuine you may be surprised how easy it is to get help when you need it. 

The homeowner sells the property, unaware that Buyer #1 had another buyer lined up willing to pay more money, and Buyer #1 walks away with the difference, leaving the original lender with a bigger loss than needed.According to Ohio law, no one can advertise or "assume to act as" a real estate broker or salesperson without a license.I just attended the Fortune Builders program the article talks about, and boy was I surprised that I first needed to learn if the practice was legal in Michigan!  

Hoping the City issues disappear on their own will likely result in unpleasant surprises later. 

I found a place that had this last item in the OC, but surprise!

What surprised us is they also left all the high end appliances.We still own it & have it rented but my wife still claims we paid way too much!!!!