If cash flow is your top priority, Cleveland's reliable rents and predictable income could be a strong contender.

I am particularly interested in neighborhoods with strong potential for growth, rental income, and community revitalization.I am open to various possibilities and eager to hear your perspective on these and other up-and-coming areas.

My partner and I started wholesaling six months ago, and we just got our first real deal under contract.

On the front end of investing I strongly recommend having a separate bank account and not comingling rental funds/expenses and personal funds/transactions.

I would recommend you get a strong team around you, a good realtor (mine helps me with things sometimes regarding property I currently own), a good attorney, an accountant, a bookkeeper, and a property manager.

Maybe you partner with someone who can take on the work while you are selling cars.

Eventually my partner and my own health insurance cost rose to over $1400 a month which just wasn’t sustainable so I got a job in a group home on third shift.

100-person employee-owned company with a strong balance sheet. 

Bigger Pockets actually offers tenant screening on their site through a trusted partner.

And then identify what your skills currently are, where are you strong and weak and then align them to what the market needs.If you have a big fear of losing money, then fix and flip will likely keep you up at night.