I have used the analogy that turn key is like going to a restaurant versus cooking a meal at home.

True, they can get less exposure time in the lobby or hotel restaurant in a crowded hotel. 

Meanwhile there are brand new massive residential buildings going up everywhere, 2 LANES INTO 4, 4 into 6, Amazon taking 2 mill sq ft, brand new 20 story Sherwin Williams building in the heart of everything, new restaurants, try getting a hotel room for under 500 in season and more.  

@Isaac Wall Ohio City is a trendy transitioning area in West Cleveland...on the lake...very walkable with breweries and restaurants...lots of redevelopment...there is a path of progress and still plenty of room for improvement...I'm sure some of the local experts will tune in...from what I could tell last time up that way, RE prices were starting to tick up quickly...There also appears to be a lot of opportunity with vacant or blighted properties and especially mid sized MF properties...

. - Fortune 500 automotive companyPromedica Health - One of the largest healthcare providers in the nation, which has their own insurance company too, Paramount Insurance.McLaren - Another large healthcare provider in the Toledo areaOwens Corning - Fortune 500 Roofing, Insulation, and building materials companyOwens Illinois - Fortune 500 Glass Manufacturing companyThe Andersons - Fortune 500 Agriculture CompanyThe University of Toledo -  Our university has one of the best engineering and medical programs in the countryBowling Green State University - Another great university, specializing in education and arts100's of Bars & Restaurants - Toledo is one of the cities with the most restaurants per capitaMessage me if you'd like to learn more about our market :) Go Columbus!

A close friend of mine was in the same shoes as you.Before giving the middle finger to his corporate job he paid off all his credit cards, bought pre-paid gift cards for food, restaurants, movies, and other leisure items, he got his medical and dental checkups done while he was still on insurance, and reduced recurring expenses in order to live as lean as possible in start-up mode. 

I get it....there's great restaurants, bars, specialty shops all within walking distances. 

.”—2018-2019 State of the region report•“The city is now one of the hottest national markets for stadiums, office, retail, residential, industrial, restaurants, and mixed-use development.

But I was ill-prepared for how cold it got, and how far you could actually live from a decent restaurant.

@Christopher Sandys - I don't disagree that the requirement to prepare-for and wipe-test these properties is a burden; the statutory mindset I think you are missing is that rentals are a business and subject to different regulation than private homes (think restaurant health dept regulations vs a private kitchen).