It also has an in ground pool. 

MTRs stand out as a great middle ground: higher returns than LTRs, with less turnover and day-to-day management than STRs.On paper, Augusta looks like a strong fit for my goals (population, income, and rent growth all trending up).

On the other hand, doing a lower-rate refi or pulling less cash keeps payments more manageable ($5,361–$6,000) while still freeing up some capital, less stress, and more breathing room.A smart middle-ground is doing a HELOC now and refi later.

Maybe go visit them and see what they have to offer interior and exterior, as well as age of the units, as well as grounds keeping, as well as parking lot condition (Alligator with potholes, slurried, fresh black top with new paint lines).

It burned to the ground.

I’m looking into the best way to structure a Qualified Opportunity Zone (QOZ) Fund and a Qualified Opportunity Zone Business (QOZB) for ground-up construction and land entitlement in Columbus, Ohio for hotel and multifamily development.

One option might be to focus on a partial repaint, maybe just the high-traffic areas or most visibly marked walls, as a middle ground if the current condition is detracting from the overall feel of the home.It could also be worth framing the repaint as a lease renewal incentive down the road.

Having people on the ground who understand local regulations, property management, and the licensing process makes things so much smoother.If you’d like, I’d be happy to share some insights on what to look out for when starting your first project and some do’s and don’ts from my experience.

For instance, suppose there is a ground rent on property.

My point --> this is not a reno & it's probably more complicated (risky) than building ground up.