@Jessica LongI’ve found one of the best ways for your stage is to be your own GC and hire out a specialist/handyman for each job.HVAC guy for HVACPlumber for plumbing Electric guy for electricHandyman for odds and endsUse referrals, read their reviews and get the work done.Can execute a rehab in a week or maybe a few, and for good pricing.Doing the work yourself to save money but then dragging it out for months (because you’re busy) cancels itself out because of the holding costs and lost rent.

I'll send you a DM to give you the name of one of those I'm using, as you'll definitely need one, even if you work with an agent (for the record, I'm not being paid any referral commission).If you want to deal with a real estate agents in Mexico, make sure that they are properly licensed.

I tend to lean toward cash flow because appreciation is out of your control. 

My concern is that regardless of making the time for this, I will most definitely feel rushed and I tend to make some pretty big mistakes in that scenario.

I would be happy for a referral if you think you have someone in the Cleveland Market. 

I don't think this would be one anyways - businesses tend to have a broad right to enforce vaccine rules. 2.

The best property managers tend to specialize in a specific market/niche so a lot depends on the location within STL metro, class of property, etc.

I'm looking for referrals for good GC in the area.

If you were looking at a 20-unit commercial property you might look at a much more extensive round of documents, but for a 1-4 unit you're still in the residential world and the open market tends to simplify the sale process for 1-4 units.  

Does anyone have any referrals?