I have flipped " turnkey " (without the turnkey price) about 500 deals in the Cleveland markets.

On the other hand you have Cleveland which is known for its strong cash flow potential.

Check out the Ohio markets (Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo, etc...).

Looking to meet Cleveland area investors!

I co host around 100 properties in Utah and have used VAs who are not as capable and some who are extremely capable (depending on your budget).Hi, I’m Dwayne Harris from Cleveland, Ohio.

I'm obviously bias but Cleveland has some great opportunity for cash flow and even some appreciation in some neighborhoods. 

I was getting locked in to start in Cleveland when the agent I was working there said that you can never redeem the full amount of the voucher because it’s always higher then fair market value of the rent.For example. 3b 1bth house voucher is roughly $1,550, but the rents get no where near that much apparently and cap at around $1,300.

Started investing in Cleveland  few years ago and am looking to expand more.Opening strategy is buy and hold.

.: @James WiseI think part of the issue is that, per 2016 Brandon Turner, every property cash flows $250 a month forever, and so there's no such thing as a $5K turnover I've had rental properties for 14 years and never even had a $1000 turnover Then you havnt owned in Detroit, Baltimore, Cleveland, Toledo, Kansas City or any of these other Class D tenant locations.Hey I dont either, I own Class A/B properties in Class A/B locations of Class A/B markets.

I personally love the Cleveland market for its cash flow.