but those first few years are going to be a time of INVESTMENT - not a time of 'cash flow.'

There was recently a water intrusion event caused by a clogged drain outside which caused some hydrostatic pressure in the soil and some water came up through the slab, which the tenants promptly cleaned up and I ran a dehumidifier I rented from home depot for 24 hours.

I'm buying the house for cash flow purposes and don't want to sell for awhile.House has good school district and good area overall.

Is Homeaglow an option for Short term cleaning services?

After that we will transfer the ownership of the property to me, then I will rent it out and I will own a cash flowing property right out of college. 

The fees I charged as a LTR landlord more than made up for additional cleaning expenses.

I personally love the Cleveland market for its cash flow.

I try to have my rentals be weed free (properly remove any weeds), as I have seen some CRAZY weed yards, and simple/clean as possible. 

Dayton has more cash flow - and Columbus has a higher predicted appreciation rate 

What's the current situation in terms of cash flow?