The sports industry is so unfair.

i grew up 3 hours north of milwaukee, but migrated west. the fact you're choosing to invest in income producing RE (vs say a cool sports car), is certainly what will get you closer to your goals more quickly.my 2 pennies...SFH vs multifamily: could be debated either way.

75% RE5% stock and commodities15% sports cars (very sensible)5% can't find.

Sport im not far from you.

Syndication is a team sport.  

the area is very nice well kept , its a corner property and on the opposite corner is a small mom and pop deli, at the top of the street is the local elementary school with a play ground and feild for kids aswell as a large playground/ football /baseball feild/ basketball courts a few blocks away with organized sports running concurrent to the sports season. lowes and giant as well as several food places  about a block away also. deffinitly alot of conveinece in the neighborhood. no inspector has looked over the property other then myself and partner twice already

It's like a sport - basketball players are always taking shots, dribbling before a game to get loose.

Northeast Ohio boasts a regional economy of $170 billionThe region is undergoing nearly $11 billion in major capital investmentCleveland has the fastest growing healthcare economy in the U.S.The region employs more than 120,000 healthcare professionals, including 35,000 at the Cleveland Clinic and 14,000 at University HospitalsHome to 27 area colleges and universitiesRegional Banking Hub: home to one of 12 Federal Reserve BanksHome to four professional sports teamsHome of the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame with 7+ million visitors annually

We would also like 6 pack abs, Italian sports cars and a harem of super models.

Sporting facilities?