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While your searching for a property management company you'll wanna give The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods a read.

., for the guide. 

Have you read The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Real Estate Investing?

.#4 good call.Immerse yourself in real estate knowledge...books, podcasts, forums, blogs...and analyze many deals. 

This guy has a blue collar job, on paper borderline, but the way he aced the security deposit issue convinced me that this is one of the indicators of a good tenant.That's why tenants who couldn't even come up with the month is in my book, certain sign of trouble.

I can guide a client on things like a 1031, but when it comes to questions about taxes for an investment or flip or deeding a property into someone else's name, you'll need a good CPA.

I just booked an appointment with Paul to discuss further.

@Jon RolandHave you looked into Brandon T's book on investing investing with no and low money down?

Also just for the record owning/financing a solar system is superior to leasing in my book partly because returns are better and for other reasons as well, but in the case of investment property when the owner can’t claim the tax credit, then in that case leasing is currently the best option for going solar.