Gemini AI can help:Key features of an Ohio Land Contract:Installment Payments: The buyer agrees to purchase the property through regular payments over time, rather than a full upfront payment.Seller Holds Title: The seller retains legal ownership of the property until the full purchase price is paid.Agreement Length: The contract typically extends beyond one year.Property in Ohio: The land in question must be located in the state of Ohio.Improved Property (usually): Land contracts in Ohio normally involve property with a dwelling on it (a house).Here are some additional points to consider:Recorded Contract: A valid land contract must be recorded with the appropriate county recorder's office.Contract Content: The contract should include specific details like the names of the parties, property description, purchase price, payment terms, and down payment amount. 

Since purchase, in addition to the basic repairs, I've had 2 evictions, one of whom trashed the unit, for around $22,000 in additional repairs.

I just hit my one year mark on residing in the duplex I purchased with FHA.

The one I used was the worst workmanship I've encountered and didn't complete the job either.

Hey @Mike Allen, I use the Schlage Encode Smart Wifi Deadbolts at my STR - one for the front porch door into the property (it's a duplex), a second for the main entry door into the upstairs unit itself, and then one on the supply closet in the unit for our cleaning team.I don't have any third party management software in place at the moment, and therefore can't speak to the integrations at this point in time.  

I need recommendations for Insurance Companies that insure multi-family properties, specifically a 9-unit one. 

I Know I can get an LLC online, but do I need a business license or should I get one if I'll be managing the rental units?

I think it has to be Lakefront or look awesome with a lot of cool stuff at the house like the one @Allison Craft posted.

Definitely take your time and do your research before jumping into anything but similar to what others have mentioned if you don't already have a primary I'd try to grab one of those with the VA loan if it's feasible.

Get the lock that also has a hole for a physical key  and then have a good ole fashion lockbox with the key in it as a back up Example of yale with key Dont get one like this without a keyGOOD LUCK!