Keep in mind that cleveland clinic and metro hospital both have major projects either started or in the pipeline.

Hi Jagger, I have found value investing in Cleveland, OH because it is home to Cleveland Clinic, lot of good neighborhoods, landlord friendly laws, stable appreciation and good cash flowing properties.

It's quite possible her behavior is clinical in nature requiring assessment by medical professional

We would also have an in-house pharmacy and the property has a rehab center that would create additional income.Negotiating quick cash buy (15-35 days) for short term inspection period in order to create motivation to act now.It's appraised value is 2MM.Looking for short term equity partner/s where there would be an agreed buyout at the end of 16-24 months with no pre-payment penalties should we buy out sooner. 12 month deferred payment.The property would be for a Behavioral Wellness Center that would cater to our clients suffering from clinical depression and would be a short term (6-12months) to long term (18-24 months stay) recovery period.Clients would be required to be medically stable and able to perform their own activity of daily living (shower, groom and feed).Staffing would include RNs, LVNs, Support staff (Techs, kitchen staff, Nursing Assistants, HR, Education, Administration, Contract Counselors, Addiction Counselors, Technical support, Groundsmen,...)Would you be interested in this deal?

Things are less clinical than we would like some times.

In the folio we also have a welcome letter with important contact numbers, an emergency preparedness brochure, instructions on how to use a fireplace, recycling instructions, information about the nearest urgency care clinic, a walking map of the area from the chamber of commerce, etc.The appliance user manuals and fire extinguishers are included as items that stay with the property for tenants to use as needed.

commercial grade tile like you see in a school or hospital if that look won't be too clinical for the space.

Some are entirely vacant, others not.Located in and around University Circle, close to the Cleveland Clinic, one would think that people working at CC would like to live close by, have a better than average income, thereby affording and paying higher rents.CC, by virtue of its global brand recognition and continued success in the medical field, would only attract more growth, staff and therefore -- housing demand.What am I missing here?

Bit of topic, every woman I've met who said she's from 'Sactown' was clinically insane.

I spent a semester in the Fair Housing Clinic while working on my LL.