no pacific north west investing.and PM companies around here are 8% with 50% lease up if you're in residential space and around 6% flat for multi family oriented PM's 5+ units.AIO is for primary and secondary homes only (not for investment properties).

It's zoned for residential.

We invested $15,000 in targeted renovations, enhancing both the property's interior and exterior.

The company is strategically closing underperforming stores as part of its "Bold New Chapter" turnaround plan, which focuses on enhancing its top 350 "go-forward" locations while monetizing other properties.

The first thing I had noticed from watching LoopNet over the years and limited research was that dealing with commercial brokers appeared even trickier than residential.

It is my understanding that the STR rules in Cleveland are as follows: - Density limits: In residential districts, STRs can't make up more than 15% of the total homes on a block or units in a multi-unit building. 

In a residential, for example?

We value constructive criticism as it helps us grow, add features, and enhance the user experience.That said, your multiple posts criticizing companies and their leadership aren't in line with the kind of partnership we're seeking.

They're not like residential buyers.

I’d love to hear if your biggest home runs have been from: a) buying an existing STR, tweaking it with your own unique skill set and applying your experience-proven enhancements to be a top performing property, orb) converting a previously non-rental property into an STR?