For example, if the city see a finished basement, even if it is unoccupied, they will threaten to fine you and impose violations if you don't return it to its unhabitable condition (particularly if there is, say, a bathroom there)--I have no idea of the legality of this, but I have had this occur to me.In short: I've come to the conclusion that the city has no interest in you doing this, and will attempt to actively impede your progress at every step.

In conclusion, it is much wiser to rent where you live and use your resources for Real Estate investments rather than using all your money on one property that you plan to live in yourself.

But deff come to your own conclusion.

I would like to scale faster, and I've come to the conclusion the best way I can do that with the connections and resources I currently have is to find off market deals through driving for dollars.

My conclusion is that there's a greater likelihood for a great experience when you book far in advance, when you're not shopping among the cheapest deals, and when you don't filter out much of the options for a special request.

Properties in those cities might hold their value better.Finally, my conclusion might surprise you.

You can reach your own conclusions about appreciation in CLE based on facts and statistics like these rather than relying on statements from someone who doesn’t live here.  

In conclusion if you just plan to nonchalantly rent out an STR here and there for a few extra bucks then you probably won't benefit from 3 party apps and such.

By doing that I am basically saying, I assuming something is true, but if it isn't true, then my conclusions could change.

In case it matters, Pete, our tenant's 1-year lease came to a natural conclusion a month ago.