There are way better deals out there for way less risk.Some duplexes in Cleveland that I own cash flow for $300-400/mo with just $20,000 down.

I couldn't tell you, because looking at the short term goes against every fiber of my being, but from what others have said, Baltimore, Cleveland, and Western Pennsylvania may be options.

hi everyone,According to bestplaces.net stats , the population in Clevland has decreased by almost 19% between the years 2000-2017 (house depreciation 2008-2018: 30%ׁ)If the trend continues , I'm not going to see any appreciation in the near future.My question is how investors have the courage to invest in Cleveland according to this data? 

I have rounded up a few investors and we'd like to purchase Multifamily Properties in Cleveland or Jacksonville.

I just bought two duplexes in Cleveland and will have work done to them, there will be many expenses I have for 2018 as I just started an LLC and besides rehab, and tons of fees, I will also have spent deductions on learning, travel as well. 

Cleveland has seem to be hot for a good while now.

My initial thought was to go and buy a piece of commercial real estate, like an 8-12 unit building somewhere like Indy/ KC/ or Cleveland.

I will be closing on a Turnkey property in Cleveland, OH in the near future.

I've been investing in SFH in A+ Cleveland neighborhood for the past 4 years.

Quality General Contractors are in short supply, especially in the Cleveland market.