@Jay Patel there is job growth in the Cleveland market, the Cleveland Clinic is a big employer driving higher end relocations, plus the Amazon warehouses in the suburbs.

As far as reviews themselves go, for my W2 job, I lead 18 hearing aid clinics across four states and our goal is to help people hear the very best that we can.

Try finding a good deal near the Clinic, not going to happen, 4, 5 6 years ago, you could have purchased as many as you want, now good luck finding anything . 

Hi Rob -- as a former avid soccer player and fan, I can tell you that most likely you won't see much happening for commercial businesses and AirBNB for this soccer team.Women's professional soccer -- and this is a travesty, because I find their game to be far more clinical, thought-out, and executed over the men's game -- simply has zero draw.

To specifically address your point #4 in your post, check out a Company called Polser USA which has a patented FRP product currently used in RV’s that has been clinically proven to kill micro organisms and is chemical free.

I did not want to be a landlord, but it happened.  5 years later I bought a second piece of property, with a three bedroom house and a nice little garage apartment on 3 acres just out of town, I bought it to build a new dental clinic(I am a dentist)  but plans changed, and it has been a very nice cash flowing piece of property. 

The same goes for the Cleveland Clinic (#1 employer in Ohio) The average Clevelander commutes 30 minutes to work one-way.

But she should discuss with Legal Aid or some low cost clinic who does tenant rights. 

Hi allI have a commercial rental with a large national dental tenant (they have about 200 clinics nationally).  

For example, Cleveland has benefited from the rapid growth of world class hospital systems like the Cleveland Clinic which attracts huge numbers of people to the city for work.