@P Baxter Hudson    $800/mo for each side of a duplex in that price range is not uncommon at all in that area of Cleveland for a place that is rent ready. 44105 is actually not a bad zip code either.

@Michael Payne there is not set amount that is normal, but in my market you normally will pay in the 5-6% range for a full service agent.

The price range this house falls in will cashflow pretty well, so my main concern is getting things right from the start.Legally I've read I need to change my home insurance, any other issues I should look into?

This should give you a fairly accurate idea of the potential range of value that the local market holds.

To avoid spending money on wifi extender, I installed the home router on 2nd floor on one of the guest room so all floors fall under the wifi range.

For this deal, I used traditional vacation home financing and was able to get an interest rate in the low 3% range and put 10% down.

Challenge I’m running into is that There seem to be a fair amount of 4 to 8 unit properties but the financing is very different depending on that range.

Can be way high or way low or spot on, and they can change with wide swings depending on the activity around you.   

When I run my comps I usually give my investors a price range lowest to highest, of what I expect it to actually rent for as well as a starting price.If your Property Manager/Realtor won't do this for you they might not be the best fit for you.

This is widely recognized as the best thing to do from a diversification viewpoint.While many people love the potential capital gains of the stock market, some prefer to invest in real estate only because they want or need income.