For instance Cleveland Heights & Shaker Heights are historically around 4% and above while Cleveland proper is usually 2.78% or so.   

there is high crime everywhere in Cleveland, means nothing.

If you execute the BRRRR strategy in B and C class neighborhoods in Detroit, Memphis, and Cleveland, you're looking at around a 100k purchase price, 20k renovation, and 10k profit.

Look into short or mid-term rentals near the Cleveland Clinic.

In Ohio the property manager can't represent the owner in court either see Cleveland Bar Association v.

@Joni Martin I bought one property from limitless turnkey in Cleveland, OH.

If you're interested in the Cleveland, Ohio market I'd be happy to speak with you.

(I'm in Cleveland, OH) I'm happy to look over your PM agreement if you want an extra set of eyes, always seem to find something of value in those! 

Cleveland would be a great market for you.

There are many alternatives you can use, I would urge you to check your local laws but I know here in Cleveland, OH we can charge an increased deposit or we can also require a guarantor (who can have different credit req. then someone living in the unit) It's important that no matter what you do you do it for everyone going forward, making exceptions for screening for some but not all can become a Fair Housing issue.