Cleveland is one of the most popular markets on this forum.

Just changes in the paper work.I predicted a likely outcome from the changes in this Axios article.

Contrary to popular borrower belief, the mortgage business is actually more about people than numbers. 

I then divided the amount per item by the number of months of life left in them to get a CAPEX cost per month.I recently read an article by Brandon Turner on why sub-$30K houses will never make you money and he had put together a similar analysis on projected costs.Cheers,Helen

I know its difficult to stay fully anonymous but thats not my goal - Simply staying off of Google search results would be enough for me.Now trying to strategize how to purchase future homes in Ohio and Kentucky and stay off of Google.Heard there are a couple popular options:Option # 1.

@Hansel Gunawan BiggerPockets has many articles to help give broad analyses on various markets. 

Places I've seen used:- Big box stores: Home Depot and Lowe's are indeed popular choices for flooring and larger items.

I'd be happy to help connect you with a huge network, if you're interested in investing in Ohio.Read this article on the "core 4".

Its a really cool cabin right off of Lake Winnisquam (a large/popular lake in NH).

Look for real estate forums, legal case studies, or even news articles that document how property owners have navigated similar challenges.Industry Networking: Engage with real estate investment groups or professional associations where members might have encountered similar issues.