[And for the best owner-occupier/investment compromise, yes, a 4-plex!]

There are some portions that are compromised and will likely need to be cut out and replaced. 

Option B for a compromise.

Compromise now and reap the rewards later.

Calling my phone constantly, not compromising in a deal, not following up on something they agreed and signed for...I could tell you a million crazy stories, but every now and then I will have an easy, quick deal and make $5000, so it evens out.

My spidey sense tells me that it would be a fair compromise for Zillow to allow homeowners to completely remove any display of the "Zestimate" if they chose to do so...Of course, however, this would lead to an "adverse selection" problem where when the Zestimate was too high, nobody would request removal.  

I did not have the funds necessary to invest in the deals that I wanted, so I compromised and I regret that I did not push harder. 

I would connect with some of agents / brokers that deal with commercial / industrial in the Cleveland area and tell them what your 'ideal' criteria are, what you are willing to compromise on and have them do some digging.

Familiarize yourself with the landlord tenant laws in your state and municipality.Also a good idea to check with local property managers to see if they provide A La Carte Services, maybe they can help with anything that you are not aware or dont want to do, a good compromise.

I could under cover of darkness, create flyers and change phone numbers and get new phones once one is compromised.