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I am looking for something to live in myself, but I am definitely open to multi family properties in that specific area too.... so single, double, triplex, whatever just as long as it is in the Asiatown neighborhood.

Looking for any sort of residential property in the Asiatown/Goodrich-Kirtland neighborhoods of Cleveland. This little neighborhood is split into two zip codes 44114 and 44103. I am strictly looking for anything WEST of E.55th all the way to CSU and obviously nothing south of Euclid Ave. Anything east of 55th is a warzone and I am not interested.... If you have something, please let me know!

 Hey there, that is a bit too far east for my comfort zone lol. thanks anyway though

 Thanks, I will take a look

edit: after looking at the available properties on your site, there aren't any in the area that I mentioned above

Hello all, I hope the right person sees this! I am looking for any sort of residential property in the Asiatown/Goodrich Kirtland neighborhood in Cleveland. It is basically the whole area just east of downtown from Cleveland State University all the way east to E.55th St, from the lake all the way south to Euclid Ave. Obviously the more affordable the better. Please let me know if you have anything or know of anything for sale in the area!

Thank you for the response. I did use a VA loan for my first property and it was my primary residence for a little bit. I contacted somebody at the VA to see if there were requirements for how long I have to live there and was told that there weren't. So after a few months, I moved and rented out the whole duplex.

I've been searching high and low for a "local" bank that would be easier to work with and have had zero luck. If walking into a bank or calling a bank is a bad way to find a lender, how do you suggest I go about finding one?

Hey all, I have been trying to get a loan for my second rental property and it has been very frustrating to say the least. I cannot go through a bank to get a mortgage. I am currently unemployed, but I have multiple streams of income which the banks will not count. I have a small business and one rental property, combined with VA disability. I make PLENTY of money to pay for another mortgage, but the bank wants to see at least TWO years of self employment and also landlord experience. I find that ridiculous. I am working on my bachelor's degree, so I will not have full time employment for quite some time.

I don't want to do hard money either because it seems nearly impossible to find a legit lender. Every HML I come across on here seems like a scam waiting to happen. Plus hard money is only for short term fix and flips generally. I am looking to buy a rental property. Can anybody here offer advice on how I can raise capital in a timely manner to purchase my second rental?

 Yes I did see that, but I have read some bad things about that lender here on BP. Do you have experience with them?

 Yes, that would be ideal, buy my parents are broke and made it clear they do not have money to lend me.

 Does the same apply for hard/private money lenders though? That is what I am seeking since I already know conventional lenders don't typically lend low amounts like I am looking for....