@JC Chavez you can do perfectly fine in Cleveland as long as you have your team in place...if you are buying $50k properties, prepare for some heartburn...if you are realistic on your purchase prices and ROI, you can find a deal that meets your needs for less than almost any other city in Ohio.

I have a pre approval letter prepared to make offers. 

If you don't know what you're doing, I recommend you be prepared to hire an attorney immediately so the tenants know you're serious.What makes it worse?

I am preparing to purchase my first investment property and am looking at a variety of different strategies (mainly multifamily & house-hacking), but I am struggling with what to seek for a pre-approval amount. 

-Kitchens give your guests the chance to prepare food and keep food on-site.

The common response I get from most is, "Well, I gave all my documents to my CPA and they prepared and filed it for me."  

I am also preparing to make my first investment.

If it’s both he needs to be prepared for 2 different requests, expectations, and 2 different marketing channels

I've been really busy getting financing together to prepare to put 20% down on a rental (pulling equity out of existing property).

I’m sure rates were better on original loan, but I’d look into cash out refinance anyway, even if just to be prepared if the chairman of the fed gets his head on straight haha.