I believe you will consistently see amongst those who respond lower eviction rates by investors who focus on the underlying fundamentals of real estate and acquire their properties in A & B neighborhoods.

I am an experienced real estate investor out of Phoenix, Arizona. 

For seasoned investors in Cincinnati, what does this realistically allow me to consider, if thinking about the BRRRR method or other strategies?

The buyers don't have to use it for HH, but there's a lending program available in the market I'm first considering it where HH would be more appealing than buying as a remote investor.

These issues any investor would want to use negotiate a deal.

Hopefully a CPA can chime in here, as they would be the only ones qualified to weigh in confidently.

In Canada, especially Ontario and BC many investors are leaving for more landlord friendly locations.

Not exactly what you're looking for, but I work with MULTIfamily investors and a couple are considering building, mostly under 20 units.

Reach out to a few and see who you like.You can also ask members of your local real estate investors association for real estate accountant recommendations.Good luck.

Given the expertise of realtors and investors in the Orlando area, could you please provide some insights on whether Orlando is the right market to look into for my goals?