I am planning to keep the property long term.

Quote from @Victor Verano: Mid-term rentals are actually long-term rentals in the eyes of the law and should be treated the same.

Lastly, it's super landlord friendly and the price point for finding positive cash flow is still very low (you can still find tons of great deals for $120-180k purchase price).On the other hand, other Ohio markets like Cleveland and Cincy are dying if you look at their population and job growth.

I just put 4 more props under contract this/ last week and will flip one or two and keep the others.

I’m looking to buy some single or multi family units for long term rentals that would provide at least a moderate degree of cash flow.  

Most large land listings sit around a long time.

They last about 10 years.

Many of them make big promises, then provide very little actionable advice.Second, what you are hearing about is referred to as "arbitrage" where you rent a property as a long-term rental for a set price, then you furnish it and try to rent it on AirBnB for a profit.

Take for example a six plex I sold last year, that was for sale as 'cash only' due to an incomplete unit.

I've used several "light" management platforms and landed on Avail (Avail.co) for the last five years or so.