Please give me a ring when you have a spare moment.

If you don't mind driving a little bit you can find nicer multi family in some of the ring areas - Oxford (Miami U), Richmond Indiana, Greenville, Eaton, St Mary's - all these places are commuting distance to Dayton but decent little towns in their own right. 

Least of all me, there is absolutely nothing a CG will advise me on from the size of a ring nail on shingles to the vapor liner below grade of the foundation, nothing, if I need an advisor I'll ask an engineer.And, contractors will do well to hook up with good investors.

Miss it, and the STR loophole benefit gets pushed a full year out.Since the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ renewed 100% bonus depreciation our phone has been ringing non-stop with short term rental investor interest.

I checked our ring cam and sure enough saw probably 20+ people entering the house! 

More than the ring doorbell and other things, make sure your contractor/handyman agrees to send you photo updates and itemized billing.

Perhaps ears are ringing...I received this communication today from AHP:Dear Investor,We are finalizing 2019 Schedule K-1’s and you will be able to access these next week through your dashboard.

They run an illegal gambling ring in one of the company's commercial buildings.

Just light reno needed on this property - mostly handyman work, paint touchups, and deep cleaning.If I set up Wi-Fi, a smart lock, a Ring doorbell and indoor cameras, can this realistically be managed remotely?

They sell and invest in the "ring cities" or suburbs.