I'm a new investor researching different options, does the BRRRR strategy work on Mobile and Manufactured homes?

Wholesalers have gotten a bad reputation over the years and rightly so.

I have a friend that is looking for a good, reputable property manger in the Cleveland / Kent Ohio area.

Your properties are tied to your reputation.

Confirm that the provider has a pristine reputation (e.g.

I make money from my C class properties that have some issues paying on time but not where the D class properties are at all.If given the choice I will start investing in B and A class areas and work with more reputable individuals on average   

If you are an accredited investor and could start over again, would you actively own a property or invest in a reputable passive deal (Crowd-funding, Syndicate)?

You could:-Lend it to another investor as private money-Invest in Fundrise.com properties (I have not done this myself so can't review it)-Go to your local REIA meetings and find reputable partners to go in on a deal withJust a few options!

You can either build your own team if you have people that you can trust that are boots on the ground, or you can go with a reputable turnkey real estate company. 

I would make sure you have a knowledgeable agent/broker, a lender that has a presence in both areas, reputable property management and reputable contractor.