It will take more of my time to digger further and I am still in the process of it.

HUGE factories and tilt-ups going in all over...My RE sense (which is almost always usually right Lol) tells me that the West Valley will be the next boom area in the Valley.

The cost of doing nothing is huge, very few speak of this cost of doing nothing.

Find the Cleveland Housing Authority website and look at the application process and income requirements and that might give you a start. 

If you have  / can find suitable land (topography and zoning can be an issue), have access to the necessary capital (more expensive), can be more patient with the timelines (new builds will take quite a bit longer, especially on multi units, and dont' forget to factor in possible weather delays), and enjoy the process of designing something from nothing - GO FOR IT.One big caveat: make sure you have the RIGHT General Contractor who really understands new construction.

They play a vital role in the decision-making process and have been instrumental to anyone's success as a real estate investor.

I posted a few deal diaries on Reddit and got 3 client leads all were complete junk, one I swear I heard his mom yelling at him in the background during our call, another was talking about building a huge portfolio of rental properties when had $0 in savings.

There are huge numbers of jobs here that pay $25 an hour, which based off a 40 hour work week, make tenants qualified for a $1,350 a month apartment.

Should I start the process to remove them?

While it may seem like a simple concept, it's actually a very complex process that requires significant documentation as well as specific methodologies.