Think of the incentives for cash-strapped cities like Cleveland. 

Even if you find out that they are well versed strap in and get ready for a difficult road ahead. 

Here those are for you: https://hmls.mlsmatrix.com/Mat...

Now they're looking for moss on the roof, water heater strapping, two railings on stairways, tread depth, window egress, fans and circulation, legal bedroom size, etc.

My question is if the buyer for whatever reason is unhappy with any of the items we fixed or the way we addressed the concern (e.g. handyman had to build a s trap instead of a p trap since the under sink area wouldn’t allow for a p trap), what recourse do they have?

Most Americans are statistically strapped for cash all the time, and housing has been creeping up over the years to become almost 40% of their expenditures now?

I've been a bit strapped for capital enough to keep putting 25% down in my area (currently have 7 LTRs in Utah all financed with 25%), so I'm looking for more creative options.

If your gonna strap yourself cus or the extra points then don’t.that’s what I do man and it works for me!

How far from the hwy are you, how close is the grocery store, mall, park, public transportation, laundry mat, etc.Drive the neighborhoods your considering.

Fortunately I have flexibility on timeframe and leaning toward the Mat-Su valley instead.