Hello everyone - Architect here out of North Carolina.

I'm in north Texas. 

We always list the full address here in north side Chicago. 

I've definitely noticed many people investing in Charlotte with North Carolina growing steadily.

If you're looking at North Arlington, you can create cash flow by buying a property in the entertainment district and turning it into an STR/MTR because that's the only area it's zoned for, so the laws work in your favor. 

We have a lot of Mickelsons on the North Shore, with an addition in the back: living room down and primary suite up, crawl space underneeth, to the tune of 150k-200k.

I have a small portfolio of 8 doors about an hour north of you in Sheboygan and we use a few different software systems to manage our properties.

You have to file with local government.For Columbus, condo splits really don't make sense until you get value north of $200k per unit. 

Side note: Since you're in the DFW like myself and you're operating in the north DFW you should look into mid term rentals in that area.

Quote from @Marc Zak: I am interested in turning my primary residence in North Pacific Beach into a short term rental.