I listed it with AleSolutions and Alacrity Solutions.

Same goes for reliable inspectors and contractors for light reno work—having a solid local team makes all the difference, especially from out of state.

The rental income from this segment has been exceptionally reliable.

I’m looking for a reliable, investor-friendly property manager who understands the market, communicates well, and can handle everything from leasing to maintenance to tenant relations.Ideally, I’d love to connect with someone who:Works with out-of-state investorsManages properties in neighborhoods like 44102, 44109, 44105, or 44103Has experience with both long-term and Section 8 tenantsIs proactive, transparent, and responsiveIf you have any recommendations, personal experience, or PMs I should avoid, I’d really appreciate your insight.Also happy to connect with other investors active in Cleveland — always looking to learn and share the journey.Thanks in advance 🙏Hey Jayson, I have some solid property managers that I can refer you to! 

My solution is that my investment partner will be the only guarantor on the loan. 

The issue is finding reliable help to make sure the property gets turned for the new tenant.

I've been engaging with investors who value clear strategy, reliable execution, and long-term resilience.

- Do you know of any reliable wholesalers in the areas I’m targeting?

For developers & investors in North America, there is a new route to market leveraging on proactive product based offsite construction solution.

So far, we’ve been acquiring small rental properties (mostly owner-financed deals) to rent to Section 8 tenants, generating consistent monthly cash flow.We’re following a simple but powerful model:👉 Buy small units cheap👉 Rent to reliable tenants through the HCV program👉 Scale unit by unit using limited capitalNow I’m preparing to scale into multifamily (8–20 units) and eventually into larger complexes (40+ units).