I’ve had solid success in the Airbnb ranking algorithm with 49 pics, however I just got some beautiful fall and sunset pics.

I have been back and forth with SFHs, MFHs, STRs, turnkey properties...at this moment I am focused on small multi-family properties or SFHs that I can use for STRs. 

Purchase price: $170,000 Cash invested: $58,000 This is beautiful, historic home built in 1903 in Battle Lake, .

I am ok for a slight renovation but turn key is preferred at the moment. and areas like Shaker heights and Euclid  on East side and some pockets of 44102, 44111, Brooklyn on west side seems good.I have read the ultimate guide Cleveland neighborhood grading, and any suggestions/contacts/comments are appreciated .Thanks.

This often means that the inventory of homes available for sale by turnkey property managers consists mostly of tenant-occupied properties that can cash flow starting from the moment of purchase.That same turnkey provider can even manage your property after you purchase it from them so that you won’t have to worry about leasing, rent collection, repairs, tenant complaints, or other hassles.The challenge, however, is finding a reputable and trustworthy property manager who will put your interests first—so be sure to conduct due diligence and compare providers by getting quotes, asking for referrals, and searching for companies with strong track records of delivering landlord and tenant satisfaction.

Every time a client goes, they all say the same thing, WOW what a beautiful city (during the warm months) The Flats are great, again when its warm.

I own one SFH at the moment.

First post here, big moment.

They’ll tell you that rentals are booming, that you’re in a beautiful / amazing / fantastic area, and that rent projections should be $1750.A property manager will never care about your property as much as you do.

San Diego is beautiful.