Is it booming?

BOOM.

Ohio is a landlord-friendly state as well. https://learn.roofstock.com/blog/cleveland-real-estate-marketThe market in Ohio have just been booming, the price to rent ratio makes for great investments.

Between the debt collector and the judgment, you'll stomp all over the tenant's credit report, pretty much ruining their chances at future rentals.

putting investor into title we would already have them pre approved for the take out just subject to a 442 walk through by the apprasier and boom we got paid off investor had their long term loan and I only required 1k down to get my loan.. then they would get 5 to 10k cash back when they closed and if it all went well they had 100 a month to 150 a month in cash flow.. well it worked until it did not.. the cash back that was suppose to go to reserves ended up going to buy the new car or the Jet ski.. the 100 a month turned into 100 negative  and well lots of those folks ended up losing their investment properties because they were not properly capitalized and took all the equity out .. so yes it can be done.. but you better have a nice chunk in the bank for a rainy day .. like what is happening now..  5k or 10k of cash reserves is simply not enough to be in the landlord business.  

I am located in the Janesville and Beloit area and this market is booming.

Nothing short of a all time boom.

If your purpose is to have 5-units in order to get more bookings and they are in an area that would fill them, that's different, but 5-units to have 5 rooms seems a bit extreme.As far as cleaning goes, it is customary in the Smokies where vacations rentals are booming, for the cleaning staff to take the laundry home and wash it so they aren't sitting around cabins all day waiting on it to finish. 

We all know the boom that’s happening in Beacon right now and I’m curious to see where people think the next one may be?

Some areas are booming others are little mountain towns.