If so, what is your budget because that affects what neighborhood or city can afford which affects the type of tenants you would ultimately appeal to. 

Start by reading the Ultimate Real Estate Investing Guide: https://www.biggerpockets.com/guides/ultimate-real-estate-investing-guide/introduction2.

Is there some hard money lender can help or I have some better choice? 

When given the choice, most budding investors will seek the easy path.

Damn that's funny hahahahahahaYa I would tell him ok sue me or leave your choice.

The ultimate goal is to maximize income potential and tenant satisfaction.Good luck!

Maximize your leverage.Your job is the ultimate leveraging tool when you're (let's face it) asset poor.

Ultimately, a few tenants will benefit and the vast majority of them will be hurt.

May have been an actual choice, or simply unaware that you should have, either way a court case on this would go nowhere.Use it as a learning experience for the next time around.

It really does offer some great opportunities, especially with all the recent investments in Columbus—Intel, Google, Amazon, and Meta are making a huge impact.Cleveland’s also a solid choice for cash flow, with its ongoing revitalization and diverse property options.