How are the Cleveland Heights and the South Euclid neighborhoods for cash flow positive properties?

Someone help me on a course or action. 

The instant you pull the money out, you have "a second mortgage", but you also have an investment that will pay the mortgage so the net result is positive.  

Thank you for the positivity!

If they were comfortable with a moderate but steady return I would go buy and hold with an equity position.

I am lucky in that I am in a position where I am able to survive for ~18 months without making any money so if I am able to grow my patience and persist, I hope to join those 20%.

An agent mentioned a Showing Assistant position to me and I found it to be one that I would enjoy.

It seems the developer has carried several properties and is unwinding positions after a couple of years/qtr of operations at several sites. 

like me, alot of investors, especially out of the area investors/ rebab/flipers, want to structure something above and beyond paying a contractor for his estimated repairs, (or to an agent for being a project manager for the completion of the rehab above basic selling commission for relisting)  but something to incentivize the deal, like a part commission above and beyond a certain net; offer this to an agent or GC to put extra attention to the deal to completion...you can call this anything you want, a team member, a sweat equity partner..it doesn't matter..but I certainly want to offer a "part" of a deal above and beyond...and repeat with that person...it is a good feeling...and Im out of the area, and if any action is to be taken, I will be semi dependant on somebody to care above and beyond the norm... - from zero experienced flipping guy, matt..

Test results positive for Asbestos on walls, and ceiling in kitchen area, and flooring the glue bonding under old vynal tiles, which is covered by carpet den and hallway.