But another vote for Redfin here in terms of quick options.

We created a model for our investors that show AAR/IRR/EM but also what that does to your capital in $ terms. 

In terms of getting the property leased up, working with a local property manager may prove beneficial as well. 

In terms of rents, I would be very careful to screen the amounts your being told the properties rent for, as they tend to be a bit lower then Cleveland, although taxes are also lower, as well as water costs.

However, after doing some thinking, we’d love to explore how to make this an investment opportunity.Here are the lot details:Total size: 1.029 acres (approx. 44,839 sq ft)Frontage: 73 ft wideOne side length: 434.61 ftFlag leg: 270 ft longZoning: R-6 ResidentialCity feedback: Because it’s a flag lot, the city mentioned it would be difficult to build multiple homes, even though the lot is large enough in terms of square footage.We’re exploring possible options like:Building a single-family home and selling or renting itApplying for a variance or possibly rezoningExploring any kind of ADU or duplex strategy (if viable)Partnering with someone more experienced to develop the landI’m reaching out here because we’re hitting a few roadblocks trying to figure out what’s actually possible.

So principal payback + 70/30 split my way in terms of cash flow.

If so, what has your experience been like in terms of income, vacancy rate, tenant quality, maintenance, and overall management?

In terms of robustness (or power?

Any guidance on how to move forward in terms of research and finding a property manager. 

But it's not free in terms of time and effort one has to put forward to learn. 98% of people won't learn any lessons if you give them the best tools and solutions for free.