The closer a property is to Pilsen the more you see the rent and value appreciation take affect.

Evictions in Rockland, Westchester, Long Island, etc. closer to 2k.

none of them. get closer to a capital market and major city within 30 miles. all of these are too far. look at homestead or north of palm beach county, closer to tampa, etc not an hour away these are over delivered and new builds from tract builders are selling for less than 200 per sq ft right now in some of these markets rents have softened. there's no jobs or macro city that's driving these areas. these are softer markets for BTR than other ones. get more involved and directly contract with builders. miami dade county, even Orlando has better 

One location is closer to the city but the other is newer, cleaner, but further out.

.: If I live closer to Cleveland, I’m sure I would invest there.

This generally equates to about $28-32 per board.For just patching and smaller jobs, expect to pay closer to $2.00-2.25 per square foot.

The closer the project is to Western Avenue, the better. 

The loan officer, the loan process, and the closer all suck. 

The only time you should sell is when you know the money can be invested in something that will produce a much better return or when you need to move the money to bring you closer to your personal goals.

I am your bridge to local cash buyers that I know who are closers.