IMHO If you're getting employer matching dollars, I'd take advantage of that free money.

Actually, given the opportunity to generate rental income and the potential for risk reduction via diversification, modest multifamily residences could be a prudent investment.Kindly feel free to ask any specific questions or seek advice before starting your next real estate venture.

Anytime you're looking to chat real estate in this area, feel free to give me a shout. 

I know the Akron STR market, so if you have any more questions feel free to reach out!

transunion offers one for free to you. once you've selected your prospective tenant, you submit their basic info (name, email, etc) into the TU site, and it asks what services you'd like: credit, background, etc. it will send them a link to complete the sensitive info like socials and such, and then charge them for the credit/ background check. or if you'd prefer to pay for it, you can select that option as well. ive been using this, pretty great so far!

ADU ordinance update 2017 excerpt below.Companion code section:Before a Building Permit may be issued for a companion unit......that the record owner shall reside in the primary dwelling unit or the companion unit.Junior Unit code section:"Before a Building Permit may be issued for a junior unit.....and that the record owner shall reside in the primary dwelling unit or the junior unit"I work in SD as a land use/planning and site design Civil, so if you have questions about local reg's or municipal codes in the area feel free to reach out.

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And if you decide you want to have a property manager handle the rental, I can connect you with a PM who my BP investor clients enjoy working with.Feel free to ask me anything!

Feel free to reach out to talk RE or personal development.....my two favorite things :)

I’m financially free due to my investing over the decades.