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Rob D.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boston, MA
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Looking for someone with Cleveland Experience

Rob D.
Pro Member
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boston, MA
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Hi all.  I'm planning a trip in a few weeks to scope out Cleveland and surrounding areas for possible investment.  Im interested in meeting up with someone who knows the area and potentially interested in possible partnerships etc.

I've read a lot of things about the Cleveland area being in the top 2 of cities that has not recovered from the great recession of '08, and that the city hasn't done enough to diversify the economy away from manufacturing etc.   

Curious what your thoughts are.  I know Amazon is coming to the area etc, but really need to dive in a bit and do research.  I've seen the Holton WIse guide to the neighborhoods, but I am curious what these color codes are based on?  What makes the A neighborhood more desirable than the yellow or red one right next to it?

Anyone interested in spending a half a day with me early November?

  • Rob D.
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