I own two houses in that zip code. 79903 is a good area with appreciation potential.

I personally use DIY cost seg for all my studies now, feel free to contact me for my discount code.

Always happy to chat more about specific zip codes and dive into numbers. 

That statement is oversimplified.If you don’t qualify as a real estate professional under Internal Revenue Code Section 469, your rental losses are generally passive and can’t offset W-2 or other active income.

Think recent divorce filings, probate, tax liens, code violations.

You want zip code and block.

Several tens of thousands of dollars to do everything right and to code.

First impressions influence both rent and resale value.Layout optimizationAdding a bedroom (where code allows), finishing unused space, or creating a home office nook can directly increase rent potential.The key is matching upgrades to your market.

Good luck I'm pretty sure the Ohio revised code prohibits cities from enacting laws that restrict a landlords right to a no reason non-renewal.

I also think it's good for security and as others have mentioned, tenants do like to give their guests temporary access codes.