Three level townhome down to drywall and subflooring.

I have three kids at home.

Going by that principle, we've had years where we bought 30-some doors for ourselves, and other years, like 2019, where we bought...three. 

And in this process my grandmother offered to sell me her three bedroom one bath single family in a suburb outside of Cleveland. $40k is the price she offered to sell it to me for and it's already in livable condition alongside a new roof, new windows, new furnace, and remodeled bathroom.

I did review the walk scores (low) and looked up the crime data for the area; however, most of this area has pockets of crime and within three blocks the crime is very low.

I own two properties within three miles of campus that do well.

I offer three different solutions. 

Among them:-Regional cost of living-Firm overhead-Knowledge level-Proprietary resources and strategy-Timeliness of communication-Ability to executeA better question is: "Do you think the CPA is charging too much for the value he/she is going to provide" which we won't be able to answer.That said, I would think a $500 compliance fee for three income tax returns (federal, state, and local), placing a rental RE asset in service, and doing a proration of expenses is on the low-middle end of the spectrum.

It is a tri level house that sets up very well for house hacking with three separate common areas and a large backyard.

A previous owner gets three days and a tenant gets 90 days notice to vacate before you can file an eviction.