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Bryan G.
  • Long Beach, CA
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The High CA Prices

Bryan G.
  • Long Beach, CA
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Bryan Here: Happy Selling.  New to the sit- looking to gain knowledge and park money in real estate.

My Opening question:

The High Prices of California are killing any opportunity to get into a property.

With recent rising real estate prices in Los Angeles and even California, I am looking to gather more information on investing in Cleveland Ohio. I have some extra cash and looking for a multi unit near Case Western University. Any Insight?

Cheers,

Bryan

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  • Contractor
  • Cleveland, OH
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  • Cleveland, OH
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You really need to look street by street. You can have a great property two blocks from a street you don't want to own on. Case Western tends to make agreements with larger landlords to place students directly with them. If you are looking to go through an agent/broker, contact someone from Holton Wise. Their business is built on investors. They can recommend property management as well.

I'm local and manage my own properties, so I'm no help there. 

I would strongly suggest you use someone familiar with Cleveland who can be your eyes and ears. Cleveland has tons of opportunities, but you can also have a lot of headaches if you buy in the wrong area.

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