They went belly up and now are getting personally sued. someone sent this to me the other day that I posted in another group as well: Document List (state.ny.us) - I will also add I am in note investing and a famous guru who now has around $2M +/- in judgments against them used to have large conferences and would charge for it.

We're building this inside the city limits so we are slowed down just a bit by the city inspections.

During that time, I received a letter from the City of Lorain about some violations, including overgrown grass, missing handrails, window frames, and not pulling the necessary permits.

- How difficult is it to comply with the city’s regulations?

I am a GC evaluating building 3 unit row homes on city owned lots.  

The city still has relatively affordable entry points, with most of the deals I'm doing falling in the $80k-$90k range and bringing in $1,200-$1,300 per month in rent.

Information disconnect.With Cincinnati being the 15th highest foreclosure city in the US, perhaps the court system is the place to look.

Everyday mid-sized cities with growing populations have people traveling to them for all sorts of reasons.

It has many distressed homes, and I believe this area holds great potential due to its location just outside the city.

I'm from Florida and moved to the Columbus market after seeing the massive growth coming to the city.