Is the area, location and other dynamics suitable for the price and upside opportunity - and do you have the resources and skills to make it all that it could be?

Cleveland has a lot of potential for new investors, but success really comes down to knowing the right neighborhoods and understanding local cashflow dynamics.

Explore the data yourselfNeed visuals or deeper cuts (ZIP‑code, bedroom splits, etc.)?

I recommend trying to find something on youtube with visual elements if this doesnt make sense. 

Those dynamics seem to be starting to reset a bit and rates probably have a little bit to do with that, but the more likely case is that some markets are starting to get closer to an equilibrium between buyers and sellers.

From what I’ve seen, Airbnb’s algorithm definitely weighs multiple factors at once:Guest experience signals → reviews, star ratings, cancellations, complaintsListing engagement → clicks, saves, photos, how often people message after viewingHost behavior → response time, acceptance rate, cancellations, calendar accuracyBooking settings → instant book, cancellation flexibility, competitive pricingIf you’re firm on your cancellation policy but still want to rank high, it helps to:Keep response time under an hour.Refresh your calendar often (Airbnb pushes “active” hosts higher).Update photos or listing text every couple months so the system sees activity.Price competitively with nearby comps—dynamic pricing tools help.Push for consistent 5-star reviews (Airbnb rewards guest satisfaction the most).It’s not just about instant book or cancellation policy.

DSCR loans are solid for scaling once you’re comfortable with your equity play, and house hacking can be powerful (though timing and family dynamics matter).

Definitely an upgrade over a spreadsheet - the data visualizations are nice, and no manual entry (although a bit of manual editing).  

Maybe its something within the college football dynamic. 

Love your focus on multiple markets — Texas, Ohio, and Florida all have such different dynamics, so that’s smart.For tools, I’ve found that combining a solid CRM for leads, PropStream or Reonomy for property research, and networking with local wholesalers and investors really helps streamline acquisitions and deal flow.