Because the answers to these questions are site-dependent, you'll need to check with your local zoning and permit departments. 

Additionally, inquire about any upcoming assessments for major repairs, such as siding replacements or roof work, as these can significantly impact your finances.The selling agent should provide some of this information, but it’s a good idea to verify it independently.

As far as ROI, there are a few givens that will always give the majority or even dollar for dollar back, such as landscaping, flooring, updated kitchen and bathrooms, and security systems.

There is a lot of pent up demand due to high rates and there is still a major lack of new supply.

I'm working on a live and flip right now and besides living in dust and having to take it slow due to cash constraints haven't had any major challenges yet!

Yes, contact the City of Cleveland Heights-Housing Department if you did not already, they should guide you in the right direction.

Solo brokers at a boutique may pay up to $650 per license, while those with bulk pricing at a major commercial firm can get it for under $400 per license.

Our advisor thinks we should exit soon as we have some major cap ex costs coming up.

I've had success with repeat guests from the major platforms booking through Houfy, which is a platform that is essentially direct booking.  

What they vote goes.We almost bought a condo in Oregon (Bend) but the majority of the unit were owned by a single, wealthy family.