This is typically for the HS and revolves around sports.

I'm not saying no one ever gets set up - I suspect there's a decent number of movie stars, sports athletes, and other "famous" people that end up with settlements over BS - but unless you're using a pseudonym here, there's a good chance you're nobody just like the rest of us and no one knows you have anything nor wants your stuff, so you can probably relax. 

Slightly biased, but Cleveland does offer a lot with three professional sports teams, the second largest theater district (second to Broadway), and a ton of other local attractions and great healthcare systems that draw people to the city.

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

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

This is a team sport and there is a reason good Realtors and good Lenders.

I am really into sports, mostly soccer but I like the NBA to. 

Hey @Justyn Hope, properties in the $50,000 to $65,000 range definitely are possible to come by in Birmingham.A handful of B/B+ neighborhoods in the west side of town—especially places like Fairfield, Midland, Madison, Brighton, Pleasant Grove, Hueytown, Bessemer, and McCalla—sport homes that retail for this range.

All I knew of Cleveland were the sports teams (let's be honest, mainly just the Cavs and Indians, lol), Bone Thugs N Harmony rap group, and I'd heard of Cleveland Clinic.

Great sports teams, excellent food, the lake, the parks, industry, an economy on an upswing.