ALSO kind of a fun update, I found a park, and just signed the agreement to work with the commercial real estate agent, and will sign the contract in the morning, then start my due diligence packet!

The trendy neighborhoods close to the urban core will also attract a good tenant but I find they tend to move on in a year or two, so you are filling vacancies much more often.   

No guarantees, but at least you can have greater control over your fate...and the results of all of your decisions.There are two reasons why you get into REI:1 - To accomplish the financial goals of paying off your "personal" debt, and having enough cash flow to pay your monthly bills.2 - Have fun. 

Central Michigan University must bring a lot of renters to the city and there is a cool downtown area with many breweries and trendy restaurants. 

The double photo is a fun idea.

You could also keep an eye on what is going on back there, so that if someone is starting to have too much fun back there you could give them a call or other authorities if necessary. 

Stick to your guns, purchase for cash flow, not appreciation, build a team, and have fun!

Have fun on your trip to Cincinnati, Ohio.

What works for me is a proper city with fun night life and less than $250kThanksChai

It's fun, until it isn't.