Installing fire stoppers (also known as stove fire suppressors or range hood fire stops) can be a simple and affordable way to prevent a small cooking mishap from turning into a full-blown disaster.Fire stoppers are compact, automatic fire suppression devices that attach directly under your stove’s range hood or above each burner.

I’m originally from Ohio and looking to diversify into the Columbus/Dayton market.I’m targeting stabilized 4+ unit multifamily between $800k - $2M (no heavy rehabs) in Grandview Heights, 5th by Northwest, German Village, and Short North.

See that on the BP Blog here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/15226/105397-rent...Also, a general note, luxury apartment building supply suppresses rental prices at all level levels (A-C class).

My small true log cabin is higher per sq ft to insure than my 5,000 sq ft indoor pool cabins, made with log look concrete siding and monitored fire suppression. 

Pull a lot of targeted list. 2.

My fire loop and fire suppression is $200k alone on a 12k building...

I’m flexible on price per door depending on location and condition, though I’m primarily targeting strong cash flow and a 14–16% IRR range over a 5–10 year hold.I’m open to markets like Wylie if the fundamentals support stable long-term growth. 

Next move: define one target submarket and a buy box, then run five real listings through a basic cash flow calc to see what actually pencils.This guidance makes a lot of sense and gives me a clear path forward.

This is allowing us to only target 10,000 sellers over a 30-day period in order to get 2 - 5 deals consistently.Instead of targeting entire cities, I am targeting specific low density areas with high cash buyer activity.

The biggest challenge is having good growth - properties that meet our criteria and return targets, not just buying for the sake of buying.In correlation to our growth challenge, finding suitable and enough private investors also poses a big challenge for us.