Think about what renters in your target market value most, such as green spaces, community centers, or high-speed internet access.BTR is a rapidly growing sector, and careful planning of these factors can help ensure your project is successful.

But honestly, you'll want to shop around and compare a few local PMs since fees and services can vary quite a bit.

Generally, the further you get out of the urban center, the more likely you are to find cash flow.

Either way, start networking with local real estate groups and agents, they’ll help you learn the Cleveland market better.

My realtor is reaching out to local lenders now to ask questions so I'll see what they tell me directly but I'd rather buy more sooner than later if we can.

Go to BUILD YOUR TEAM at the top of the screen and look for local investors or meetups in your area.

Plenty of opportunities if you price your place correctly and you offer better options then local hotels. 

I think my next moves may be an out of state duplex and/or a local flip with a realtor friend of mine who has some experience doing it.

Go to BUILD YOUR TEAM at the top of the screen and look for local investors or meetups in your area.

All super helpful - and a good reminder to lean into the context of my local market.