On the North side of University Ave you're golden west of Lexington all the way to Minneapolis.

The problem I’m seeing is the spending spree across the globe has been so reckless that virtually zero thought has gone into potential risks, so the properties are not trading at discounts to reflect any risk.

@Genna Golden : I completely agree.

@Johnny Espinoza I think the short-term vacation model is golden right now in places it would not have worked previously...my partner and I are converting a 180-yr old hotel into an Inn right now, we've done a ton of research over the last months...we found some good resources, but AirDNA was pretty affordable with good insights.On Cleveland...we use data to inform decision making...on a lot of different levels...lots of data and analysis...Cleveland is a beautiful city with lots of good things, but speaking from data, it's one of the worst locations in the US...I really wanted to find something good there out of virtue of proximity to our home market, but I can't...to be honest, it has an identical fingerprint to Detroit pre-collapse.

Right away we knew this guy is golden if he has such rapport with the city inspection office!

Our golden rule: max 70 LTV.

So in like 20 years I am golden. 

Except the health of our country and for that matter the globe relies on those credit markets flowing. 

Untill then this golden period will reign.

When you find them, you're golden.