So the PM failed to identify the tenant's responsibility while reaching out for the quick and easy remedy by passing the bill to us with minimal effort!

I'm trying to get myself out there and create relationships with new people and learn whatever I can on my road to financial freedom.

Here’s the issue.. the city won’t allow the properties to be separated as the SFH will no longer have access to road frontage.

I've been down this same road multiple times, and honestly have been the happiest with my 2004 $4k Toyota Camry that's been a beast in reliability and even better on the wallet :) 

You want to identify the areas that are in the highest demand by watching inventory levels and sales.

No one does it completely right the first time around (nor always down the road either!)

@Drew Steusloff, I own Belt Line-adjacent properties in Washington Park, and I could identify a few doors you could knock on where the owners have inherited the property and might be looking for an exit. 

In my experience, I've found it is especially important to identify your goal and strategy early on before finding/analyzing properties.

Every time I drive down Hwy. 30 I think the same thing-no way would I want to live there-from the road noise and pollution to the superfund site down the road to the industrial all around-no thank you! 

I have not applied for a loan in Dayton as I am not there yet, but if the potential deal qualifies then that will be the road I take.