Would it be possible to get  closer to 2x on my yearly gross? 

I am very easy to get a hold off and it's unfortunate that you took this beyond the point of return.Over time you will find out that the grass is not always greener on the other side.You questioned our integrity by claiming that we ripped you off through the rehab and maintenance.This is definitely not true and we have logs/receipts to prove this.With all that said, I'm sorry for disappointing you and not meeting your investment needs.We do our best but sometimes it just isn't enough.I believe that as of the 1st everything has been smoothly transitioned to your new property manager.If we can ever further assist you, don't hesitate to reach out as we would be more than happy to do our best for you.Much success

These aren't just setbacks; they are crucial learning moments that teach us what doesn’t work, helping us fine-tune our approach and move closer to success.

I feel like the closer to the city the better investment as long as it's within a reasonable price and safe. 

If they are outdated and need some general work then I would think you would maybe want to be a bit closer to the $1500 range. 

The purchase price and the rents will be lower, but the ratio of the two will draw closer together. 

Think you're a little shy on initial cost to find a SFR in C grade area,   You're closer to $100k + rehab of $20-30K for a 3/2.   

It likely has never been closer to having funding that can significantly improve the situation, but it is still a ways from being a reality (but once the problem is resolved, the discount due to the issue will quickly vanish). 

Hey Danny, you should take a closer look at Cleveland and Columbus for excellent investment opportunities.

Nothing against Ohio but it's a lot easier to work closer to home operating rentals.