This area is a good blue collar neighborhood.

It will have a blue highlight if you do it right...otherwise they won't receive a notification that you've mentioned them.Oh and also, did you decide for or against the Dave Lindahl course?

I replaced the blue shag ugly carpet with laminate flooring, paint throughout, new fans, all brush nickel fixtures, landscaping...total $3,500 in upgrades and I'm renting for $1,475 to a family of 3.

you call this a blue sky performa.. you need actuals.. which I am sure will be quite different.

Yea there's an occasional battery to replace ever once in a blue moon, but the tools themselves are amazing.

@Kevin Ely  I'm in Cleveland but work on the other side of town so don't have a lot of current knowledge of Warrensville Hts - I know it as solid blue collar neighborhoods but you need to screen well.....

The crime rates are not alarming, and these seem to be solid, blue-collar working class neighborhoods.There also seems to be opportunity for different strategies in these areas: some homes that need work that may be suitable for BRRR strategy or fix & flip, and some homes that need minimal work where the numbers seem to work out right away. 

Maybe you have some common interests.Had a highly qualified young lady email me her resume out of the blue a few months ago.

We had a similar situation last year and put a couple visuals (sheet of paper on the wall with picture) we could change (adding another closet in the master by taking space from the adjoining room - blue taped floor (2k+), extra pantry cabinet (800$$+) ended up selling the weekend after we did all the options and the buyer didn’t even want it, I think they just wanted to know it was fixable if they really really wanted to.

Just heard yesterday that Oceanpointe is either changing names or adding an alternate management company: URBAN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT, INC.Morris is also promoting his new management company: BLUE SKY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LLCSame people, different names.