The 3 current tenants are nails, dry clean and t-mobile.  

There is no cut-and-dry answer to your question, though.

I realized that a lot of the clients do not live close by or even in the state and would need someone to care for their property.I decided to start offering small services that would be just for the Airbnb such as supplying toiletries (toilet paper, paper towels, soap, shampoo etc), welcoming gifts for guests, meeting the guests to deliver the keys to them, and also lock out service in case the guest loses their key.We realized the demand was high and decided to add on more services.

I would like to operate in the nicer suburbs of Cleveland/Akron markets with ARV in the $150-$200k range but the REO inventory has all but dried up to what looks like a profitable project.  

It is in a 50 year old condo and the concrete floors are dry. 

Things seem so dry.

If your investing goal is  getting huge returns for great buys, I can certainly understand because I am looking for strong deals too but they have dried up a bit and prices have gone up high....again... hmm...( been doing this for about 25 years).... another cycle? 

The living area of the basement has lights, dry wall, paint, electric outlets, etc.

I recommend you have an agent check it for you so you don't need to pay the extra expenses for being an agent.Plus, the MLS is pretty dry nowadays.

Larger income VS. neighboring rentals due to washer and dry connection and install during renovation.