@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. 

North Florida Legal Services offers free landlord-tenant clinics 4 times a year.

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).