And I recommend having something branded to give out that people will keep around, i.e. a resource list, sports schedule, etc.

I used to use Jill Sport in Pace, FL before I moved.

Cleveland, OH...the country's best kept secret.Cheap cost of living (housing, entertainment, etc)Incredible Park System that runs throughout entire Northeast Ohio (Metroparks)Professional Sports (Browns, Indians, Cavs, Hockey, etc.)Playhouse Square (Biggest theater district in the USA outside of NYC)Rich history (steel, industry, Rockefellers, etc.)Museums (Rock and Roll HoF, Art, etc.)Prestigious Universities (Case Western Reserve)Incredible Food due to multi-ethnic old-world population (Slavic, Arabic, African American, Latino, etc.)Lake Erie (and everything that comes with it, boating, beaches, etc.)Excellent Suburban school systems (I am a produkt of deeze skoolz)City Pride...you don't get it unless you're from hereThe worst part about Cleveland is the weather. 

Whenever my friends come over to shoot sporting clays at my house, I invite some of my better tenants to shoot also. 

That's one of my favorite things about buying properties - when past tenants leave things (old antique furniture, tools, gas cans, sports cards). 

While most local/regional banks are big on only lending to local investors, I heard Pinnacle is more open to all small businesses - let us know how you fare..I have not yet gone the small bank route as my big one (Wells Fargo) has lent me, but the time will come.

Cleveland's population is decreasing while Columbus is increasing and has a strong economy, school, sports, tech etc.

He intended to refurbish the property and add it to his four location chain of neighborhood sports bars.The owner informed me that he hadn’t paid a note payment in almost one year, and beside a first lien had an SBA second.

Investing is a team sport - you can do some things over the phone, but well.... up to you.

Who says real estate isn’t a contact sport?