I haven't been able to pin down a good lease example for Ohio, and with the abundance of experienced investors out there I was hoping someone might be able to lend a hand.

Hopefully things balance out and more deals are abundant.

AND, managing your property is abundantly more important over the long run (I suppose people will disagree with me here as there are a lot of pundits that suggest that if you buy right everything else will work itself out).In my humble opinion if you go into it as a business venture (business plan etc) and then constantly treat it like a business (don't forget that your tenants are customers, and referral sources) things work out generally smoother.There is lots of fodder on here about leveraging your invested dollars as well.  

I would even venture to say I provide an abundance of detail to the same.  

Another team might have that in abundance, but are missing pitching.

Time is something that I do not have an abundance of so I have to consider that as far as a learning curve goes.I have looked at several of the "website in a box" companies and I am not sure that they are what I am looking for based on their prices and set up fees.

On an extremely old building, an abundance of caution is going to be required, lest it result in an accident, and they are looking at their liability if they miss something.

There's a over-abundance of good properties for renting, and no one wants to deal with it locally.I've got the available cash on hand to do it , which is good, but here's my issue :How do I Hold the real estate in the LLC/S-Corp's name?

This being said, your biggest obstacle lies ahead---no personal guarantee (not an option in abundance as a residential investor---more prevelant in commercial transactions).

It's not that they would be bad investments but because of the military culture and economics you'll find that big apartment complexes to be in abundance and preferred over small multis.