Has anyone in BP used them or heard anything reliable about them?

Bonus points if it includes sensitivity analysis or value-add projections.If anyone is willing to share a template they've found useful or point me toward a reliable resource (free or paid), I’d really appreciate it.Thanks in advance for your help!

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

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! 

Don’t let the $70K burn a hole in your pocket -find the deal first, then use the equity.Pick a lane for your first deal: One good STR or one reliable LTR in a cash-flow market will teach you more than any course ever could.You’ve got the motivation, the equity, and the mindset! 

Which is more rent reliable, best growing, both for cash flow and long term appreciation?

Built just a year earlier, it needed no repairs and was rented quickly at $2,200/month to reliable tenants.

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

Quote from @Christopher Holcomb: If I'm working a 9-5 job and need to hire someone to view a property for the purpose of rehab costs, area assessment etc, what are some reliable platforms or ways that are used to do this?

If you have experience in these markets, insights into building a reliable remote team (property managers, agents, contractors), tips for navigating the Section 8 process, or any general advice for successful out-of-state investing, please share!