Sounds like property manager, so you would need to research market salary for PMs in your area.

You cannot invest what you do not have.Initially before you invest, your success is measured by how much you have in (for instance) your Vanguard Money Market Fund, or an FDIC insured Money Market account, or stuffed inside your mattress, etc...

Toledo and Cleveland are great cash flow markets.

That way when rates come down, I can refi and not have to deal with so many other buyers entering the market.

If it were me, I would get them out now so you can clean/renovate during the winter and get it on the market in early Spring.

The property assessed value is $210,800 according to Real Property Assessment Division online record.

@Noam Koren The historic northeast is one of the few markets that can be rough for investors.

Insurance premium determinations  are more localized where the carriers price perceived risks into their desire to have market exposure (if at all) and how to price that exposure. 

Thanks I can definitely see the Westside being a good market for section 8 for price to rent ratio and comparative of purchase price.

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