Options are almost endless, and you get none of those options + HOAs with a condo, which is kinda my point.

Honestly, the information on taxes is endless, and with each input, it lead me to new articles and information.

The possibilities are really endless and that is what I love about real estate investing and the power of other peoples money and leverage.  

@ross Ellington dropping a storage shed in the back yard and tacking on additional rent is an example of endless ways to boost rent above market after you've secured a qualified tenant.

The person I go to for advice and knowledge does not charge me a dime and provides me with almost endless opportunity. 

It is endless of what needs to be done from screening properties on the MLS and on search engines like Zillow and Redfin, management, marketing (twitter and facebook),and networking with like minded people online.

I personally am from Cleveland, and the investment opportunities are endless. 

Joining the military can teach a young person so much (the list goes on) and provides endless opportunities in and out.

The list is endless for why you shouldn't hold property in a C-corp, and CPAs suggesting domestic owners flip or hold in a C-corp should be brought up on negligence unless there is some compelling reason for that advice. 

There is a variety of price points, all sizes (single families, 2-4 units, & medium-sized multi-family), and an endless supply of old inventory that needs to be rehabbed.My hope is the taxes will get better compared to other markets but as long as you factor that into your numbers you should be alright anyways.