No stainless tub in the dishwasher and no water/ice maker in the fridge. 

That way any appreciation is just icing on the cake.Second, you definitely don't want to purchase the nicest place on the block, whether the block is good or bad.

You're not the first person to ask me this, though, so maybe I should consider broadening the net anyway.Like most of the people I've read on BP, I'm looking for cashflow to justify the deal, with appreciation as icing.

Its a pain that NMLS I am going to put mine on Ice not enough revenue for me to want to dink around with all the NMLS stuff.. :)  defeats my purpose of being a hobby lender !

Anything that comes off of the marketing is just icing beyond that.

I'm considering capital appreciation as the icing on the cake. 

As most everyone here knows there are also tax writeoffs like depreciation that put the icing on the cake that is why 10% is acceptable (at least to me) NEVER PAY RETAIL......................   

But man, appreciation is great, the icing on the cake. 24% is two years!

Cleveland is the epicenter for BioMedical Research and Development amongst many many many more things, with sophisticated arts that are world recognized to having all major sports teams except Hockey & Soccer, being positioned on one of the worlds largest fresh bodies of water. 

Make sure that you will have good cash flow and the appreciation will be icing on the cake.