From the overall investor-with-investments perspective, rather than operator, there are properties and places with wells--i.e., not on municipal.This may be totally obvious to the poster and many viewers, but I often find if people invest in a limited geographic area it's easy to assume certain costs as price-of-doing business.

Staying in three different AirBNBs back-to-back gives some perspective - first, the experience is very much host-driven.

I'd be happy to look over your numbers and give you some perspective if you like.

. :(   Can someone from Arkansas please provide perspective?

The space looks clean and fresh.  

From the leadership perspective, I have had a lot of experience in my corporate career where I was a operations manager and managed about $100 million yearly spending, a $300 million production unit, 135 employees with 10 of them being salary.

Is it better from a tax perspective to pay him or give rent credit for work done?  

I'm going to offer a different perspective here.

Definitely interesting topic to gain perspective! 

I would love any thoughts on: approach/philosophy of investing in NE Ohio; perspectives on where the market is headed in Cleveland (from research it appears like a stable area that could even appreciate with systemic impacts of COVID); areas to consider moving forward.Thanks so much!