Expenses include utilities, maintenance (3-5% of rental income), and capital expenditures (3-5% of rental income), and vacancy.

When I feel like I have enough new info about\experience with the company that is worth posting an update, I may post an update.Thanks OCF team for starting my RE investment journey.Thanks,AhmetHi Ahmet,Thanks for spending the time to compose such a detailed review about Ohio Cashflow.Although experience is very important when it comes to success in real estate, finding and working with the right people is even more important.As long as those folks are experienced at what they do and always have your best interest at heart.

(If you advertise at a higher rent, even if it includes utilities, it doesn't show up in some people's searches).

Yes, the $230 is after all expenses including vacancy and capex (as Zach mentioned). 

More information about this requirement, including mandatory language, is provided in the Notice section of this webpage.The limited exemption for single-family homes does not apply where there is more than one dwelling unit on the same lot, or any second residential unit in the building that cannot be sold separately from the subject unit (such as an in-law unit).

We advise landlords to require two main criteria:1) Household income should be at least 40x the monthly rent.2) Applicants must have a credit score of 680 or higher.It's also important to review credit reports for red flags like rental collections or high credit card balances.

If you find a property, call a PM and tell them you have a property and you'd like to talk with them about managing it - ask about how they handle tenants/evicitons/screening/ and most importantly do they cover the area your property is in.... if the answer is NO then RUN AWAY.  

If you’re set on taking the loss and speed is more important, try Opendoor and offer pad. 

The other items you should request manually and review yourself. do you include all these requirements in the rental ad for transparency or do you communicate them verbally?

So many people (including me) are complaining that they're not getting the bookings from Vrbo that they used to, and now Vrbo want to block some more days that won't get booked on their platform.