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Joshua Hollandsworth
  • Cleveland, OH
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Cleveland Investors, should I buy in Clark-Fulton?

Joshua Hollandsworth
  • Cleveland, OH
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Is the Clark-Fulton neighborhood a bad area to invest in? I personally would not want to drive around this neighborhood knocking on doors for rent. I also wouldn't want to drive through Clark-Fulton at night to replace a broken light fixture. Clark-Fulton seems to be a very profitable market. I know that I could hire a PM so that I never have to deal with tenants personally. I would like honest answers. Part of me says "Josh this is a very dangerous neighborhood, and you know it." But, the other part of me says "Josh, why do you care if it's a bad neighborhood? Hire a PM company so you don't have to deal with residents personally. It's no different than investing out-of-state." I am willing to put my money into these cash flowing duplexes, all day long. I just don't want to continuously travel here. I really do want to get over my fear of investing in bad areas. I have a feeling I am missing out on a lot of cash flow. Thanks in advance!

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