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Updated almost 3 years ago, 02/12/2022

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Kimberly B Bell
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  • East Palo Alto, CA
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Lead safety certification, taxes, evictions etc...

Kimberly B Bell
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  • East Palo Alto, CA
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Hi all

I have five doors in the Cleveland area that I bought in early 2019.  I am wondering if anyone is still finding deals that will cash flow.  Three doors are in a D neighborhood and two are in B-C neighborhoods.  Cleveland seems to come with many unanticipated costs such as high property taxes and now the lead certification process that has to be reissued every two years. I am wondering if others are finding good solutions to permanently fix the issues with lead paint at a reasonable price. I have gotten taxes reduced by contesting the value of the B-C properties.  I have lost quite a bit of rent due to Covid and have had to evict two tenants after the initial moratorium lifted. It's a bit hard to really assess how good a cash flow investment I have given this. I am curious if others have noticed a change in cash flow during Covid.  Thanks!

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