I was scraping the melted candle wax in the drawer and I can never expect the property manager to do this.  

So really depends on where your at in your investment cycle risk tolarnce etc etc.Totally protected from a melt down event that took down so many highly leveraged landlords back in 08 to 2010...

Left over deals from the sub prime melt down in 2007 and 2008.

It's best to get it solved now obviously because when the spring melt hits the water will be coming into the basement if it's not properly taken care of.

As Will has said, where homes can be bought at way under replacement costs, where population and jobs are growing, where very few new homes have been built in several years, we may see "melt up."

And the grill was hot melted plastics from cutting board on grill.. my wife and I aren’t very superstitious but doesn’t make sense how’ve the new stove with.

Well, yes, it was 50+ years old with melting fuses (instead of tripping breakers).

I have done well over a thousand of those since the 08 melt down when capital froze.. but even so our rates were 8 to 11.. not 4 to 8..

I think there is definitely more money to be made in this economy, especially because there will be a melt up.....BUT I think one of the best things investors can do right now is get your purchasing power in order for when that time comes.

I think I tapered off of the path, I think the summary  / take home message here is that Cleveland is an amazing melting pot of cultural influence/impact, we have individuals spanning the entire globe, only beautifying our city more and more.