Always make sure you are clear as to what the clean up/haul away plan is and who is responsible.As far as what jobs I use this on, as a lot of things, it kind of depends on your risk tolerance. 

Would love to pick your amazing minds on where to put my money.a bit of a backstory: I make good money at a job I can tolerate.

The perfect investment for me may be a horrible investment for my neighbor or you -- risk tolerance, expected IRR, control, diversification, etc all vary by individual preferences.

All the areas are different and will be good or bad for you depending on your goals, budget, risk tolerance, expectations etc...So with that said you should check out The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods where I have graded these neighborhoods on an A-F scale based on price and risk level.

Your level of involvement will be dependent on your risk tolerance and your confidence level in your property inspector and property management company. 

I obviously prefer NV but that’s because I’ve had my tolerance of humidity beaten out of me.

I'll tolerate it to a point before letting them know we've provided justification for each charge and will be unable to answer any more questions. 

What is right for you depends on your goal, skills, resources and risk tolerance.

I guess what matter is investor's risk tolerance. 

Many of these signs may just be ads for people to work as deal finders/cold callers but this can be a good fit depending on your schedule and tolerance for getting hung up on/cursed out.- speak to everyone you know about REI.