The city of East Cleveland is notoriously tough to deal with as well with tough Point of Sale inspections.

imho, you should be doing your own due diligence on potential investments by seeing the property yourself and checking public records and such as opposed to relying on agent listings which are notoriously inaccurate and/or incomplete.  

They are notoriously inaccurate.

And lenders are notorious for saying everything is fine right up until the moment you find out that it isn't fine at all.Were you given assurances the buyers were good by someone on your team?

If you're in one of those notoriously vicious boroughs, the school board might challenge your case.It's my feeling that a 7.25% cap rate (calculated at $544x12 NOI / $90k purchase) is far too low for a SFH in this area, especially given an approximately zero percent chance of property appreciation.

The banks most notorious for this are Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and Bank of America.

The tenants are notorious for paying one month or two and then stopping.

This is the Notorious "Flip Rule" probably inherited from FHA guidelines.

Florissant Road is notorious as a speed trap with Ferguson Police, and it's even worse with Calverton Park.

When push comes to shove, judges are notoriously favorable to tenants.However, I would never discount the power of having something in writing whether it would pass judgement in court or not, almost always whatever is in the lease will never end up being ruled on by a judge because tenants will often just drop their objections if it's in writing.