It's a bit rough around the edges, but I think in 5-10 years, if we get enough investors committed to upgrading their properties come in, we'll see it start to gentrify like Ohio City and Tremont.On the topic of Euclid, I think it's a great market for investors.  

I just got a quote and it seemed crazy high so I am trying to figure out if I am missing something or if I should cut it down tremendously.

Maybe cut your monthly to 840 for year one, by offering to give him $2000 up front.

Create a savings goal, enact painful budget cuts, and if you still cant hit the number you need 8 years after these calculations, then maybe real estate is worth the calculated risk.

Or if the trees are on your property cut them down

Important to keep in mind companies can and often do cut dividends during a recession .

It was going to be how I cut my teeth flipping a house.

@Jesse Mills  Just in the for whatever its worth file if I get a message from anyone that even looks canned etc I turn them in for spamming.. you need to make your messages somewhat personal and take the extra couple minutes.. don't just cut and paste

The price was just cut 45k last month. 

They don't have time to cut the grass house is vacant vagrants are kicking in the doors and the city is riding their butt and sending them a bill.