Background:We have secured a building on a small college campus in Cleveland that currently does not offer student housing to its students on campus.

In Cleveland, it's more common to see the water not sub-metered.

Just before that trip, I invested my self directed IRA into a note with another TK provider, American Wealth Builders, backed by four of their properties being rehabbed in Cleveland.

Pleasant area of Cleveland in 44120, and had some decent tenants that are vacating the property.

. 🤣 LMAO, OK I WILL beat ya, We had a house explode, YES explode, Google Meth lab blows up house Cleveland, LOL .OR how about the lowlife that knocked the garage down with his car, YES, all because we had to evict him, low life ANIMALS. 

If you're focused on cash flow, Cleveland is worth considering, with cash flow around 10-18%

Ya'll remember what happened in Cleveland with all of the private lenders who loaned money to the "cash flow king" Matt Motil?

Quote from @Karl Kauper: Good morning- Just “boosting” this thread this morning in hopes of more feedback from property owners in the Cleveland area.

Out-of-state markets like Houston, Indianapolis, Cleveland, and Cincinnati offer better cash flow and lower entry costs.

Quote from @Craig Poindexter: I have been Cited and Fined by the Cleveland Municipal Housing Court.