I'll be getting access to MLS within the next few weeks so ideally would like to wait for that.

Steven Butala honestly if I could go back a month I think I would not make an offer on the property I'm under contract for, I would ideally search for a duplex.

that would be an ideal choice, but I would have to live in the property right?

If I go the SFH route ideally I would like to purchase three rentals within the next year.

Ideally your net worth will be trending upwards over time, and if it isn't, tracking it will provide you with a real wake up call.When you hit retirement and decide to tap into your retirement savings to live, what do you think happens to your net worth?

Hi @Alyxaundria SanfordIt sounds to me like you have your head in the right place  - it really is ideal to stabilize your financial situation before trying to push it forward to greater heights.

For 50 units and under, C class properties - ideally experienced managers who have experience working with out of state investors.I apologize for the repetition as I know there are other threads on this topic, but a lot of them seem to be for smaller assets, so I thought I would just post the question with my criteria specifically. 

With Cleveland CAPs hanging around 8% in the ideal investment neighborhoods, is it reasonable to think professional property management is even an option on a small apartment building?  

I'm playing devil's advocate here but it's far from an ideal scenario, it's a heck of a gamble IMHO. 

Obviously the ideal situation is where they have a buyer who is looking for just what you have.