LOL Jokes aside, it sounds like it's incredibly difficult to find something with good cash flow in Columbus, so my thought right now is to start in Cleveland for cashflow, then once I build a stronger porfolio I'll start adding Columbus

I am not sure if the market is saturated and Covid home prices have made returns difficult or if I am looking at this incorrectly.

I find the larger houses are more difficult to find good market rate comparable rents and they will likely attract applicants that bring more wear and tear. 

You'll be managing from afar and that is sometimes difficult.

Negotiating with people who only live through their emotions is difficult.

It would be difficult to break even with the saturation and high interest rates even with it being on the market 100% of the time.  

If you are a first time home buyer, it may not be as difficult to satisfy this requirement...

Winter months are definitely the most difficult months to occupy units.

It may make evictions of non-performing tenants difficult or impossible.

The more difficult parts, ranging from least difficult to most difficult are:1.