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Andrea Jones
  • Middlefield, OH
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For those who own property on Cleveland's east side...

Andrea Jones
  • Middlefield, OH
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I realize that there are nice area's and not so nice area's in Cleveland Heights. With prices all over the place. I'm looking at a few duplexes and sfh on the less desirable side, that I would call low C properties. My first option would be section 8 tenants. And also students because of the proximity to the hospitals and colleges. 

A) How is the Cuyahoga Housing Authority to deal with?

B) College students are my preferred choice. If the unit is updated, and close to public transit, will a less than ideal neighborhood scare them away?  

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