I would keep my eyes and ears open to Denver Heights (west of Walters), Highland Park, and Riverside!

Don’t go into this with stars in your eyes, @Robert Jones.

This is not the only time that I have dealt with this but what really opened my eyes is I just asked my insurance rep for a quote for an off market 6plex that was brought to me and she pretty much warned me that a lot of her clients are steering away from investing in the Canton City jurisdiction strictly because of the code inspectors.Have any of you ran in to this problem?

Just a heads up, though, finding those dream deals might be trickier nowadays, so be ready to invest a bit more upfront.Also Keep an eye on your budget as you scale up.

I've got my eye on some promising opportunities, but I could use some guidance from those experienced in these markets.

It provides a detailed “bird’s-eye view” of the property, which is crucial for understanding how the land’s contours and features will interact with the proposed ADU, which can significantly affect both the cost and feasibility of the project.A limited topographic survey goes a step further by providing the vertical elevations of the property.

I'm a newbie real estate investor eyeing Ohio multifamily properties, partnering with a friend.

I've read quite a bit about the Raleigh Durham area RE market blowing up because of all the corporations that continue plans to move/grow there; the eye catching announcement a while ago being Apple with their 10 year plan of adding a few hundred more employees each year.

To improve your credit, you can start by paying off any debts you owe, keeping an eye on how much of your available credit you use, and fixing any mistakes on your credit report.

If you are in a high end neighborhood with top rent your renters will have more of an eye for those details so refinishing the doors and trim may make more sense.