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Cleveland Rent Increasing
Hi all,
I just read an article indicating that out of the 40 counties in America with more than 1 million residents, there are only 3 in which it is still cheaper to purchase a home rather than rent. One of which is Cuyahoga county (Cleveland). I thought this was extremely interesting as many investors flock to the Land to purchase rentals. Does anyone have a take on this information? From my perspective, it looks like Cleveland is due for an increase in prices to follow the trend. I have attached the article below:
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/why-it-makes-more-sense-to-rent-than-buy-2018-01-11?mod=real-estate-personal-finance