Cleveland and Dayton can be great markets for high cash flow and low purchase prices, but you need to be careful when navigating the neighborhoods so you're not buying in a D/F class area where no property managers will manage and where you'll never see any positive cash flow.

And the hardest part of all this is finding sufficient labor to rehab/manage the property. 

Consider managing remotely you'll have to be willing to travel 3 hours when needed or find a way to handle it virtually.

.: I’m currently renovating a rental property and exploring ways to manage costs without compromising on quality.

To qualify you would have to spend more hours managing the ADU than you do working on your W2 or your business.

Quote from @James Bing: @Brandon Greenplate Do you manage your STRs in Hilton Head?

Quote from @Johnny McKeon: Sorry to hijack,  I own 12 apartment buildings with 53 apartment units in the Phoenix Arizona Metro, I self-manage everything.

I am located in Australia

Conveniently located just minutes from the interstate, this home offers an easy commute to Bangor and Newport, while Etna Pond and its public boat launch are just a short drive away.

Hi Karla from Montreal, Canada-You ask an interesting question.Should your first real estate investment be new construction, since you and your partner have construction management experience, or flipping an existing home as you originally thought you would?