I enjoy seeing an entire house being transformed rather than just a kitchen, but that's just personal taste. 

This house is also on the historic registry so it is not newer, just has been beautifully maintained and updated.I personally have a 6 bedroom, 4 bath home in Akron, it has original woodwork throughout, bathrooms and kitchen have been updated to taste with the flow of the mid-century design when the home was built, and it is rented for $2,700 a month. 

You have to grab, eat, taste, and live life today, because chances are today you will be healthier and more energetic than 10 years from now.

I think it's also a forgiving market for the out of state investor because the cash flow is so strong that you get a great taste of what it is like to invest from afar without worrying about losing money.If population growth is your main concern I would go to Columbus.If cash flow is your priority, I would choose Toledo or Cleveland.Happy to help if you need it :)

. - Gives you the "hands on" taste of investing, on your doorstep, and you will be able build up sweat equity in the property to lock in higher rents and appreciation for your property. - You can then potentially leverage the equity in that house hack to invest in more real estate. - Tax benefits on the income side of the property (Consult with your CPA) It all really depends on your risk appetite, I've heard there are good opportunities to make quick cash in AirBnb rental arbitrage, but personally the risk is a little high for me.

Bees don't spend their time telling Flies, Honey taste better than S#!

Posting that information here is in bad taste however.  

He moves stuff crazy fast, but he goes so fast he makes too many mistakes for my taste. 

I am an aspiring newbie investor that wants it so bad I can taste it.

Could a BP investor perhaps shoot a video series of RE deals (house hacking, rentals, flips, etc.) from start to finish so that newbies like me can get a little taste of what it's like.