Since that time I have bought two more times (all adjoining parcels of raw land).

On the surface, this looks like a pretty good deal (although you didn't post the gross rents).

Hi, I was surfacing around and found a local site that was for a credit company.

While I don't have all your numbers, on the surface it looks like it probably would not be nearly as profitable if held as a rental property, so selling seems like your best course.And since it could be more attractive to an owner-occupant than to an investor, you might want to consider leaving that one unit vacant for a bit while you look for a buyer.

Cleveland is the COME BACK city with new development projects surfacing in nearly every corner of the city and new people moving into the area.

The open concept may give you some leeway in the eyes of an inspector because it may be difficult to determine where the kitchen ends and the adjoining room starts.

The pictures indicate the house could use some surface cosmetic work. 

I ask for a grid printout of the neighborhood or two neighborhoods if both are adjoining and similar.

Cash will be king again -- both BRRR and flip opportunities will re-surface.  

We looked at stone surfaces during our last couple of kitchen upgrades, and couldn't get anywhere near that close when comparing that to laminate.If you were to do laminate, who would install it?