If prices are too high now, you could either hoard the cash and wait for blood in the streets during the next downturn, or dump that cash into your highest-cost (ie, interest rate) mortgage, and then pull a HELOC on that so you can deploy the cash when it IS affordable again.

I have had quite a few more high blood pressure moments with them since I wrote my previous posts.

Margins can be thinner depending mostly on management costs.

It's thanks to VETRANS, and especially those veteran's who paid YOUR price of freedom with their blood, limbs and lives, that you get to enjoy these liberties.

Margins are getting thinner everywhere, Cleveland included, but you're still able to find many deals that cashflow on the market.

The quick filling of vacancies is the life blood for any sucessful buy and hold investor.

Going through eviction and creating bad blood for people that pay on time and take care of the property is likely not worth it. 

Cash flow is the life blood of any business.

I ask as I was aiming this towards Brokers/Agents as those are the folks who have something to sell & their life blood depends on getting in front of people.

I am out of NYC but the entry point is a bit too rich for my blood out here.