Recently started buying SFR in Kansas City, MO and have been hitting the ground running. 

Sounds like you’re in a great position already with that Ohio SFR paid off and looking to rehab it into a long-term rental.

My 3rd project was a ground new construction project in the Chicago Bucktown neighborhood.I'd highly suggest getting in touch with some active developers and spending as much time with them as possible. 

If possible would be interested to get in contact with the guy who runs the service as well. 

Glad to hear Oz Realty is doing so well, now if only y'all were in other markets too! 

Seems like the 50yr "could " be a useful tool for a few (disciplined) 1st time buyers?

That being said, you might score a deal with a small builder or ground-up investor doing one-offs or urban infill that they don't want to hold.

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).

Hello, I’m new to the game. Getting set to take off on my first fixer upper for equity. Looking to be fed from the experience you all may have to help me take action. 

If you can find a property that is in need of a lot scrape or retrofit, but is in proximity to a grocery center with good access and visibility, their is likely several ways to "skin that cat" from a build to suit to a ground lease, etc.