Seems like an odd time to go dark on a thread he was so active in.

The building as a whole needs work also so I'm just trying to figure out if there are any restrictions that'll prevent me from doing rehabs on those vacant units while the other ones are still occupied.

In an urban/city you can expect STR restrictions, unreasonable regs (sometimes) and an overall dislike of STRs in general.

Trying to find good meetups as well, but oddly not seeing much in Orlando.

Because the chances of cold calling someone and finding a deal is already pretty insanely slim to none, but those odds get 10x worse when you attempt to call someone who has already gone out of their way to let the world know that they don't want to be called.In fact in many ways an investor calling me is fairly insulting when you stop and analyze the potential reasons this investor thinks I am a motivated seller willing to let my properties go cheaply.  

Typically anything that needs to be done to the property will be noted on the appraisal, so it's odd if nothing was mentioned until the last minute....it will show that the value is "subject to _______________________" and this is where they will add things that need to be done before closing.

I'm not a fan of some of Cleveland's governmental restrictions (point of sale, etc.), but it can be a great market if properly navigated.

 Odd to me -  if it is a foreclosure auction you bought them from them what did they foreclose on to begin with?  

However, it is important to review state and local laws regarding landlord-tenant relationships, as restrictions may apply in certain jurisdictions.

Hey Josh, yes this “odd property type” will give formal banks a huge headache.