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Helen Zhang
  • Austin, TX
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Cleveland Rental Culture Q&A

Helen Zhang
  • Austin, TX
Posted

Hi Landlord/Investors of Cleveland, I am very interested to invest in Cleveland, and I have a few questions about Cleveland since I am unfamiliar with the rental culture there.

1. Do you provide appliances to your tenants? Do you believe it is your responsibility to provide appliances to your tenants?

2. How frequently do you have to deal with evictions? 

3. How frequently do you have to deal with late monthly payment?

4. How many tenant fix calls do you receive a year per house on average?

5. How much do you have to spend on average when a tenant moves out?

If you don't have an answer in mind on any of the questions above due to the fact that you do not have enough properties which allow you to calculate the "norm", please feel free just to share based on your experience. I am interested in the rental culture in Cleveland as this is the type of neighborhood that I have never invested in. This is just a process to find out whether the rumored "nightmare" is true. =) 

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