With 25 percent down and self managing the property myself number look like this Rent 1750vacancy 87$ or 5 % insurance 718 $ sfarm Ptax 4500$ maintenance 2 % its a 2019 built home hopefully not to many issues cap ex 2%Hoa fees 38$ per month loan payment $1025 ( prinicipal and interest) Cash Flow should about 100$ from day 1.

Take into account the cost of the rehab possibly going over, carrying costs, cap ex, etc.

The 5 Bedroom, 4.5 bathroom home features a bedroom on the ground floor, three bedrooms on the third floor, and a loft that can be converted into a bedroom in the fourth floor.

I did google some but there were a ton of options and a few different levels of service/features (national MLS listing vs local, allow changes/updates to the listing, etc.)  

@Will Corral just find cash buyers that want rentals in the Cleveland markets , Connect with someone that has done 100s and 100s and 100s there and provides double digit net caps, 100% hands off, They will pay you a referral fee, GOOD LUCK 

In some provinces you have to give the current tenant the right of first refusal after renos and there are caps on how much you can increase the rent. 

HELOCS terms are generally shorter than that of a fixed and the maximum cash you can take out has a cap (as you have seen).If you have equity on your property you should look into a cash-out refinance over a HELOC.

Not a huge increase but sizable enough to have an effect on cap rate and ROI.

You may be able to take out a HELOC but most lenders will not like the fact that these are investment properties and will likely cap your LTV at 80% and max financing at 50K.I would wait a bit to build up more equity before going for a C/O

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