If my focus was just on appreciation, holding it long term and keeping the low interest rate would probably be the better choice.  

Cleveland is a great choice for the BRRRR strategy, with the amount of properties with value-add opportunities being abundant.

There are way too many variables to answer this beyond just a wild ballpark, let’s say $10-75 per square foot but depending on the actual project, scope of work, choice of finishes etc. it could be well outside of that range on either end. 

Ordering speculative damages are a poor second choice and, in my experience, only awarded when the breach is based on impossibility of performance, say the seller didn’t actually have title to the property.

On the other hand, if you're looking for a home to purchase, try to find a home that has an FHA loan.This can be beneficial for both buyers and sellers and can result in a win-win situation.

It’s just a personal choice.  

Ok, is the pricing in line with what you think is accurate or beneficial?

The sales material doesn't even mention this and of course material choice will have a lot of influence. 

@Noah ChieroLots of choices out of California. 

I think its only really beneficial when the Sec 8 rents are significantly higher than market, or if you live in an area where you couldn't otherwise get rent collected..