But it is ultimately up to you to find the right balance of cashflow to price.Hope that helps!

And ultimately THAT is what Google wants.

I'd suggest reaching out to different brokers in the area for insight on which areas are appropriate, or, in the alternative, you could seek out a local partner that could assist in maintaining/managing the property.Also, check this guide out for a brief overview of neighborhoods:The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods

That is the ultimate best way in marketing.

You can use The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods to assist in this.

You rent the entire property to a group of tenants and each tenant should be ultimately held responsible for the entire monthly rent plus utilities.

I was considering it to get started by ultimately my goal is to create positive cash flow through rentals.

Instead of you being stubborn about wholesalers and cash buyers, why don't you find a way to help them and work with them to ultimately help sellers out? 

The tenant was charged a reasonable amount (roughly $300) for a comparable replacement fridge, among other things (cleaning, illegal dumping of furniture, etc) and ultimately lost over $700 of her security deposit.

It will be a good map to use while you're in town searching for properties & doing your meet & greets.The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods.