Not only do we have people who come for Disney but by not theming we get people that come in town for work conferences, sports competitions, etc.  

I'm interested in renting it out to insurance companies for displaced families or sports teams. 

But there are some beeeeautiful suburbs & Clevelanders really love their city & aren’t all about to pack up & abandon it & move to the sun belt, despite what census data says about the inner city of Cleveland.Go visit in person & actually speak with people & you’ll see that they love the Midwestern charm of Ohio, and they love their cities of Cleveland, Cincinnati & Columbus, and they love their sports teams (yes, even the Browns have a rabid following after 30 yrs of misery - that should tell you something about Clevelanders’ loyalty to their great city right there) and they especially love Buckeye Nation... and they’re not even thinking of mass migration to Arizona despite what the occasional headline in USA Today says :)

Home to Fortune 500 companies like Sherwin-Williams and Progressive Insurance, strong arts & culture scene, 3 major sports teams, all of which create a healthy demand from renters and owner occupants alike that investors can benefit from.

@Travis Brizendine: For an LOC in Omaha, I'd start with Frontier Bank (Cole Groteluschen), Core Bank (Rick Rolley), Pinnacle Bank and Arbor Bank.

Google, McDonald's worldwide headquarters have moved here and a lot of tech & new start-up companies.https://www.businessinsider.com/most-influential-cities-in-the-world-2018-5#8-chicago-illinois-14https://www.americaninno.com/chicago/newsletters/chicago-just-jumped-in-a-ranking-of-tech-hubs-worldwide/Yes, property taxes are high, and, in the end, the tenants carry that burden, not the landlords.And let's not forget, Chicago is one of the top travel destinations in the World, so there is a lot of money to be made in AIRBNB if you like that route, plus as you actually moving in this town, as you are also going to live your life where you move - as a traveler, you'll appreciate a city that you'll totally enjoy with lots of public transportation, world quality art, architecture, music, sports, parks, restaurants, etc.https://www.chicagotribune.com/travel/ct-trav-chicago-rankings-20191231-20191226-azdidiyibrfu5h6wwyyntbq5c4-story.htmlGook luck to you!

It’s like asking a kid what sport should they play, well if they suck at hockey, even though it’s hockey season - should they play?

If you're looking to get out of the business I would allocate ~10% into public market equities with 10x potential (think Marijuana companies, Sports-betting, AI, and bitcoin miners).

Stop hanging out with your deadbeat buddies that spend all day drinking, talking sports, and otherwise wasting away.

Just ask them how to get on their list and they'll be more than happy to add you - this is a team sport and we all rely on each other.