I’m excited to connect with other investors in the area, learn about the local market, and exchange ideas and experiences with like-minded professionals.I’m looking forward to learning from the community, discussing strategies, and gaining a better understanding of investing in Ohio.Thank you, and I’m excited to participate and contribute!

I've been able to explore it using this website:https://981.jp/Because it is so weird, I feel like I can exchange a lot of value with other people who have developed some insights into that specific niche market.I want to find more out about the specifics of the process, if it's possible to get financing for it, what are the possible pitfalls etc.Does anyone have any insight to this?

Rent strategy options I’m consideringMarket rent is $1,625 per the appraisal, though the broader market might support $1,750–$1,900.Option A - Gentle, phased increaseSmall bump ($50) with 60–90 days notice.Respects the tenant’s stability and avoids friction.Option B - “Value-for-Value” increaseOffer upgrades such as vinyl flooring (upstairs flooring is carpet)→ In exchange for a $100 increase.Still below market but mutually beneficial.Option C - Premium Renewalvinyl flooring, stainless appliances, and/or cosmetic improvements→ In exchange for a $150 increase.Right at average market value, mutually beneficial.5.

My investors, which are just family members and are not in the LLC, they give me cash and in exchange I pay them a percentage of the profit after a house I previously acquired with said cash sells (buy, fix, sell).

My investors, which are just family members and are not in the LLC, they give me cash and in exchange I pay them a percentage of the profit after a house I previously acquired with said cash sells (buy, fix, sell).

Paired with a 1031 exchange, they offer the same tax deferral benefits as other replacement properties.

I recently began listing three rooms as short-term rentals on Airbnb, and that’s been going well so far, though I expect demand to slow down as we move into the winter months.I have an on-site property cleaner who receives reduced rent in exchange for their work.

But it would turn them into investment property and make them eligible for 1031 exchanges should you ever choose to sell. 

If that ends up being the case,  you still have the opportunity also to do a 1031 exchange and defer any tax left over from the primary residence exclusion and reinvest it into another investment property.

If you’re active in Kansas City and open to connecting, feel free to reach out — always happy to exchange insights and build long-term relationships.