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All Forum Posts by: Ryan Arth

Ryan Arth has started 28 posts and replied 792 times.

Post: Seeking Referrals for Designers, Contractors, and Stagers in Greater Cleveland Area

Ryan Arth#2 Land & New Construction ContributorPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Cleveland / Akron, OH
  • Posts 815
  • Votes 357

@Caleb Barney For staging a lot of people that I know use Kara at Kasa Interiors. https://kasainteriorscle.com/ Her warehouse is in Bedford, and she handles the entire City.

Post: In need of a contractor

Ryan Arth#2 Land & New Construction ContributorPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Cleveland / Akron, OH
  • Posts 815
  • Votes 357

@Gaya Ben Simon Whereabouts in the city are you looking?

Post: Hello BiggerPockets! New PRO here

Ryan Arth#2 Land & New Construction ContributorPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Cleveland / Akron, OH
  • Posts 815
  • Votes 357

@James Kelsey Welcome. If you end up looking out our direction feel free to reach out, i am an investor and agent. Or if you have questions that aren't market specific I would be happy to help with that as well. 

Post: Hello everyone. Brand new to investing.

Ryan Arth#2 Land & New Construction ContributorPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Cleveland / Akron, OH
  • Posts 815
  • Votes 357
Quote from @Natalia Moaten:

There's a lot of Ohio responses here. Something to look into first. Ohio is on my list but not at the top. How easy is it to do two deals at the dame time?


 People have keyword alerts set up, and then someone arrives and pitches their town, which then triggers a lot of other keyword alerts to be triggered. It is a feedback loop. 

If you poke around you will see many of the same folks hitting the same posts in waves. 

Post: What should I do with $100K cash?

Ryan Arth#2 Land & New Construction ContributorPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Cleveland / Akron, OH
  • Posts 815
  • Votes 357
Quote from @Jake Forehand:
Quote from @Account Closed:

I live in Los Angeles and am new to real estate investing. I have about $100K saved up and am able to save $4k/month. My goal is to build a large enough portfolio to live off of (I'm still in college). I'm interested in BRRRR but not sure which market -- maybe Cleveland or Columbus? I've been reading a ton about real estate, and I'd be interested in becoming an investment-friendly real estate agent. Would it be possible to do deals in the Midwest while I'm still going to college in LA?

Please reach out if you have any real estate groups I can join!


Hey Danny, Cleveland has lots of value add opportunities. Make sure you have a reliable GC in place prior to buying a deal. Especially since you are out of state. Good luck!


 Exactly, the GC is hardest part to get right and is absolutely crucial from out of state.

Post: East Ohio Mobile Home Park Value Add Project for Sale

Ryan Arth#2 Land & New Construction ContributorPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Cleveland / Akron, OH
  • Posts 815
  • Votes 357

Post: Cleveland Real Estate Think Tank, 100% Investor and Vendor Networking.

Ryan Arth#2 Land & New Construction ContributorPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Cleveland / Akron, OH
  • Posts 815
  • Votes 357

Come meet your fellow investors, service providers, and lenders in a casual, no-pitch, environment. Your network is your net worth.We meet the last Thursday of every month.

There will be pitching or presentations. Come and invest in yourself and your future.

Post: Boots on the Ground

Ryan Arth#2 Land & New Construction ContributorPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Cleveland / Akron, OH
  • Posts 815
  • Votes 357
Quote from @Kerry-Ann Bennett-Smith:

Hello Brett, thanks for the advice. The units are in Akron, Ohio.

@Kerry-Ann Bennett-Smith What roles do you need help with? 

Post: Seeking to understand why high crime markets are recommended for multi-family

Ryan Arth#2 Land & New Construction ContributorPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Cleveland / Akron, OH
  • Posts 815
  • Votes 357
Quote from @Scott Mac:

St George Utah,,,,Cleveland--we aren't in Kansas anymore.

@James Wise has a youtube chanel devoted to learning about the realities of inner city investing. Take a look, and it's no St George.

Good Luck!


 To my point, that is a very specific type of investing, and obviously the worst of it is being shown for entertainment. It is not indicative of what the majority of investors, in this market or elsewhere, may experience. 

Even the generalization that out of state investors want the cheapest properties with the highest yields isn't entirely true. I have an out of state client here who doesn't own a property that leases for less than $3,000/door.

Post: Seeking to understand why high crime markets are recommended for multi-family

Ryan Arth#2 Land & New Construction ContributorPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Cleveland / Akron, OH
  • Posts 815
  • Votes 357

You never know what someone is actually referring to. If that Zillow economist is referring to the affordability of the market in general, and you are looking at crime stats for the inner city, you may come to the wrong conclusion. 

MF cap rates in this market may rank higher than other markets, in general, or they could have been referring to just within the city limits. That makes a big difference when you are trying to make a decision. 

Just read the threads on here and listen to people talk past each other. One person is extrapolating out the depths of the inner city to the entire market as far as long term viability for investment, when the other person is actually considering A/B neighborhood buy and hold.