I am in the early stages of research, but beach erosion appears to be a big issue there.

You could even do a charge back for water too. The

Also, any recommendations for contractors would be great too. The

I believe they limit number of cars in the driveway too. The

Michael,Look for exterior evidence, such as brick mortar separation (it generally follows a line from the ground up), foundation cracks at ground level, erosion of dirt well away from foundation, and obvious 'out of square' or obvious patchwork.

Go over everything with a fine-tooth comb to increase chances of +ve cashflow

Some renters will be winners - like the fixed income, never-going-to-move-again renter, but there will be many losers too - the new tenant moving into town, the renter who would like to move closer to work but can't because they're "locked" in with an artificially low rent, the tenant who is moved out and can't find another affordable place because the economics no longer support a home being a rental and it gets sold to an owner occupant.Consider donating to your local apartment association or other org who is working on "no on 10" campaigning.

@Saar AvrYes in my opinion it's a good rental market, and I live in South Euclid too. The

@Par Attaran they can sue you but they can sue your LLC too. the first one to pay is your liabilty insurance.

Track record is 0.3 % evictions.By the way, initial screening was just fine too; the tenants ran into personal issues and self destructed including DUI & Drunk and Disorderly behavior.