Much of Anchorage is built in muskeg, so sub-grade crawlers and basements are something to pay much attention to.

There are a number of 2000-2007 neighborhoods with vinyl clad builder grade homes that are good rentals.

The odds were truly against him.Dan did manage to keep up good grades and also got a baseball scholarship, but an injury ended his life long dream.I had a fancy car as soon as I turned 16 and Dan was bound to his bicycle for several years out of high school.

I carry high grade Hornady self-defense, jacketed hollow point amunition.

How much up-grading does it need?

Do not include square footage of finished basements in your computation of values based on square footage; appraisers use the square footage of the above grade space as the living area, and the basement space is valued at a different figure per square foot

Man, I feel like I should have learned this stuff in 8th grade. 

I’m in the process of selling my business(food) and the building it’s located in to my partner, I will net about $2m for my 1/3 of everything.I want to re-invest most of this money( after I pay off all my ******** debt about$70k) to generate the most income possible with growth potential( more on the conservative side as this is my life’s work), I’ve been thinking nnn properties with investment grade tenants or multi unit residential.

NO way they are going to know as much about a market as a local in the business for years owner operator.. as it relates to Cleveland I think @James Wise  map showing areas in a grading system is a great thing for most to start with. 

1st place you want to look is The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods.