Better income, less turnover, and less government intervention is my kind of business :)

It's relatively affordable, strong tech and industrial job growth, landlord friendly, low property taxes, and not state income tax. 

What's the best way to track your property income/expenses for tax purposes?

I earn 80,000/year at the moment as a software developer but salary increases annually like 3%.

It's a bit of a luxury, but once it is set up properly, it is very easy to track income and expenses.

They were all top notch individuals who absolutely cared about me, looked out for my best interests, provided first class service, protected me from making beginner mistakes, and earned their commissions by saving me money on the transactions that we did together.

Yes definitely can do this . would be 50% down on the purchase and you'd get 100% of construction . no income no doc 

Do I have multiple exit strategies or avenues to generate income?

and also do i have to put up any capital or when the title is handed over can i pay back the owner from the income of the property?

For steady income, Cleveland's a great choice with good cash flow potential.