I want to address space/safety concerns before beginning any kind of screening process. 

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.

I love Bigger Pockets because 99.9% of the posts on here are legitimate, and the very few that aren't, quickly get cut off by the eagle-eyed forum moderators.

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.  

They just cut it off and didn’t have it cut on in their name anywhere. 

You can use recent purchase price and go up to 75% LTV with 650+ fico if property is 70% occupied with no health and safety issues. 

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

The safety and well-being of our tenants should be a priority, and the program should adhere to its own policies.If you have faced similar issues and believe that Section 8 has failed to uphold their lease agreements, I invite you to join me in a class action lawsuit.

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

I want to ensure that I follow any sort of regulations and safety standards but I don't know where to even start or know how to estimate rough costs.