Here is the original The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods.

Checking out quantmaps (shout out to @Art Perkitny) here to pull up neighborhood level data on a property that I saw on the marketplace in Indy:https://www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-listings/indianapolis-sfh-for-sale-rentedIt's interesting how it grades the neighborhoods.

For more info on the neighborhoods here in Cleveland take a look at The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods.

Saw Cleveland was on your short list so I figured you'd get some value out of reading The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods.

I like the commercial grade Digital Watchdog cameras and software.

For example, someone might buy a property that E5 and above to afford while someone else focuses on the higher end of the market..say senior enlisted and officer grades. 

A typical stick built home may have six to ten draw schedules for items such as grading, foundation, rough-in, finish, etc.

For example, I’m in Palm Beach County and stainless steel or higher grade appliances are ‘required’ by our local buyers.

Hey all,Originally from mid-Missouri, I went to college in St Louis and moved out to Denver shortly after graduation where I have been practicing pharmacy for 18 years. 

It was my uncles Pharmacy/convenience store on Market St. in SF if you're at all familiar with the downtown area, it's not the best for a teenager to work. :)  He actually owned the commercial real estate along with a lot more but I didn't know then.