In fact, it's more common for millennials to jump jobs in their careers so they avoid buying to not feel "tied-down".

I think there is a following for people who want to live with less stuff and not have a huge mortgage/rent to tie them down.

This is usually tied to the quality of the install.

I have some land in other parts of the country too where I tie it in with a prospective builder to give them a ROFR on building on it to a prospective land buyer.

Have a focal point in every room, art, a rug, something eye-catching for a subject that ties the room together and make sure at least a few shots have low depth of field and focus on that feature (blurry background...hence focal point).8.

Despite this tenant driving a Mercedes and going on vacations, my hands were tied from evicting them.

Quote from @Michael Moreno:I am a 23-year-old beginner real estate investor, Bonus advice: don't try to look like you're a 53-year-old lawyer, wearing white shirts, suits and ties everywhere  ;) 

Additionally, the management software provider (Yardi), required to have a management entity and the way the software set up, it's having all rents/expenses going through one account which is tied to the management and not each property's account...If I run each property separately, it'll create a mess logistically. 

If so, you'd need a stronger reason/exit strategy to pay back the loan.

Hey Ferrode, Cleveland offers affordable entry point, higher potential cash flow due to lower purchase prices and decent rental income while Columbus offers a stronger job market and population growth potentially leading to higher appreciation over time.