Send the tenant a letter (email through PM software of choice and/or physical copy) that includes:• The itemized deduction summary• Supporting photos or invoices• Date and method of refund for the remaining deposit• Reminder of your lease clause and Ohio’s legal requirement to return the deposit within 30 daysI hope my detailed process helps you!

Check out reddit/r/OSINT for tips on finding this kind of info.

I don't think it is a reflection on the school, but rather the student and perhaps the method of study they choose.Good luck and best wishes.

My goal is to purchase my first multifamily long-term rental and eventually use the BRRRR method to grow and scale into a diverse portfolio that includes long-term, vacation, and commercial rentals.

Quote from @Aisha Umar: Quote from @Ofir R.: I have house in Ohio that is rented under Section 8.

I want anyone who does flipping to share how they get to this estimate, I already have methods on how to get there, but was wondering if anyone else had something to share!

Obviously the interest rate situation has changed since then… But the method probably still applies in general.But, keep in mind that the DSCR loans usually reset every five years and that is what happened to us.

If you could only spend money on one of these marketing methods (hiring cold callers or sending mailers), which would you pick and why?  

Did the Brrr method.

If you're in the refinance stage of the BRRRR method, feel free to reach out.