A few properties are still registered, you can check them here: https://aca-prod.accela.com/COC/Default.aspxIf you do not have a rental registration, you cannot evict, and eventually they're going to start throwing out fines.To get a rental registration in Cleveland Proper you will need the following:  - links attached 1.

This is why a lot of the crowd funders failed as well.. not only picking poor projects but they had hordes of small investors throwing  money at them..

Throw in they are short staffed and if its less than $100M+ it will cost them too much to investigate.A state agency may look into it, but at this time - someone paused redemptions - that is not a crime even if they are still marketing to investors.

So yes they don't always think it through before they throw something out there.

I'm throwing around the idea of renting my home that I live in and buying a new one.

And you flip one and make 30k and then you hold the second one and throw that 30k into a deal that you picked up for 150k. 

I never was sold on younger generation being life long renters I mean they are not brain dead and they will understand ownership in most cases is far smarter than just throwing their money away on rent.

I have a few questions and I will definitely be seeking professional guidance as well, but wanted to throw this out in the forums.Background:  I have just opened a single member LLC. 

Given your situation, it sounds like you’re facing a classic investor dilemma: do you throw more money at repairs to sell at a higher price, or do you cut your losses and drop the listing price?

Rows of debris and personal belongings line the streets, and upon closer inspection, some of it resembles a yard sale.It’s heartbreaking to see people throwing away brand-new TVs, washers, dryers, paintings, family photos, and boxes of clothes.