This should: A) make the deals attractive enough to sell on their own; B) Should I end up being forced to buy it I will find myself in a good spot, with valuable property acquired at less than  it's wholesale value on the market.

Ohio markets show up 3 times in Zillow’s 2024 hottest markets, with Columbus and Cincinnati taking the top 2 and 3 spots.

I think this rule is pretty much spot on.

I see you posted this a month ago but wanted to add two cents in case you're still on this.If you're building a new home, is it in the same spot as the old one?

LeakSmart has leak detectors that you put on the floor around potential leak spots such as the washing machine or boiler.

Just remember, while initial cash flow might be lower, Denver's still a hot spot for long-term appreciation, and its rental demand means you shouldn't have trouble finding tenants.

Katy is definitely a safe spot, but properties have become quite expensive like you said. 

Many prefer white because it looks upscale and like a nice hotel, but lots of hosts have been moving to light gray to help with the staining and spots that can occur.

If they don't allow you to remedy the problem during their stay then you have to put them on the spot and call their bluff.

That sounds spot on to me.