When you eventually sell, your potential market is investors - this can mean many things, depending on the state of the market when you sell. 

Here is a link to the Las Vegas short-term rental page: https://tinyurl.com/2fcsjj32Whether you can offer a short-term rental out of a condo or apartment depends on the individual property.

Costs vary state to state.

@Vivian Huang  Town or beach it depends whether you're buying for investment purposes or for yourself or both.I'm buying mostly for investment purposes.

My recommendation is that you make it a tenant responsibility in the written lease, then send reminders every 3-6 months, depending on the schedule.

That highly depends on your pay structure.

Might have to look into this...I'm still over here getting a new card for the $200 off of $500 in the first 3 months and borrowing free money for a year lol I've always done cash-back and just make sure I use the card w/ the highest percentage for whatever I'm buying - I think Amazon is 6-7% back (depending how how fast you want it delivered), Wal-mart had a good one (5% back) there but I believe their partnership w/ CapitalOne just ended, Costco has a good one (4% back and I think 7% on gas). 

However, home prices vary depending on location:Cincinnati: $319,310Columbus: $348,569Dayton: $261,583Ashland and Athens: Around $203,000Mansfield and Lancaster: Less than $200,000 Ohio's home prices are expected to continue to increase. 

However, your rental income depends on your tenants remaining employed at similar wages.

You can also just buy it as an investment property with 25% down if you have the capital to put that much down on a 1-1.3 million 4plex depending on the area.