If you're not looking to invest in anything C- or lower on the neighborhood grading scale, then you can pretty much cut out anything on the East-side that is in Cleveland.

Originally posted by @Jonathan R McLaughlin:@Lauren Hogan I remember the very-much-worth-listening to @jay hinrichs posting about this a while agothanks for the mention.. just like any city its cut into 3 or 4 areas.. from the Hood to very nice.. pick wisely.  

I also hear they may be cutting rates soon (but been hearing this for a while now and nothing).

@Grace Galang wow, you are NOT cut out to be a landlord if you can't handle a pesky neighbor!

During rehab we like to tie the vent fan into the light switch for the bathroom so that it always comes on while the room is in use. 

I currently live in the metro ATL area, but have history and ties in Charlotte and Chapel Hill (Both NC).For work, we focus on logistics, senior care, and manufacturing.

We recently found a competitive Broker that has helped a lot of them cut overhead.

I wanted to ideally use a minimum credit score cut off for tenants since that's something I'm familiar with and know how to interpret, so I'm wondering if you all do the same and if so, what screening service do you use that gives you tenants' actual credit score?

I have a remodel happening now that my funds are tied up in.

I don't think that's as clear-cut.