I have clients up grade our SFRs we build to the tune of 20k to 100k and we make them pay for that up front and they will lose it if they don't close.. 

The owners are collecting rent below market value because the units are outdated and out of place in that market, if upgraded we can move to column 3 which reflect the value of units if updated to (granite counters, prefabricated high-grade counters, stainless steel appliances, constituted wood flooring,  split ac units instead of window units, new windows (hurricane proof) and a driveway instead of dirt) which will match the neighborhood. 

Vernon; I don't know if managing that grade of tenant is what you are looking for. 

Tips - For right now, learn and read all you can, but make sure you listen to your folks and make good grades in school as well. 

Thank you If you're looking into Cleveland 1st thing you'll wanna check out is The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods.

Get that grade point up as high as it will go and apply there.. good luck 

Take a look at The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods for more info on the various types of assets out there.

With the rains this past week, I was able to identify where there was standing water for an hour or so after the storm passed, so I suspect the grading of the sidewalk running along the house is the main source of the problem.Does anyone have a recommendation for someone that can address our drainage/moisture issues, and ideally also do whatever treating is necessary on the interior?

At the bottom area of steps you will need to add some kind of floor drain, so the excavation will end up much lower that finished grade, and soil build up will have to be matching to what material you are putting back down.

It’s a commercial grade sealer with a 15 year warranty.