All the areas are different and will be good or bad for you depending on your goals, budget, risk tolerance, expectations etc...So with that said you should check out The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods where I have graded these neighborhoods on an A-F scale based on price and risk level.

I recommend you check out @Brian Burke’s outstanding book, The Hands-Off Investor to learn tactics for vetting syndicators.

Check out US tax laws as I think you can sell the single family and reinvest that money without tax implications.

Check out Builders Trust Capital.

Check out Open Letter Marketing, we're investor focused and can help with any of your needs from basic postcards to specialty handwritten letters.

I set the appointment and went to meet the seller and check out the house - the home was in great condition, just original to 1962 so it was a 3 bed 1.5 bath cosmetic fixer.

Purchase price: $370,000 Cash invested: $10,000 Sale price: $450,000 Check out my forum post for the full story!

You make a large portion of your revenue off the cleaning fee, and you get more of those the more often there are checkouts.

You could always check out the difference on setting it up on a 15 year note.

You maybe already figured out an approach that works for you... but you could check out this Rookie Reply podcast episode that addresses this question.