It looks like flips and new construction are moving east of New Braunfels Ave, how attractive are these areas for rentals (Jefferson Heights, Harvard Place, etc)?

MH, GH, CH WH, Lee Harvard , Euclid and West side and East Cleveland. 

I just locked up, 7 ( one in Euclid )  in the Lee Harvard area all under 80k all renovated, all with 1200- 1400 in rent, all with values from 105k- 125 You can't get deals like that, I do not mean that the way it sounds.

The Lee-Miles area aka the Lee-Harvard area has a lot of mid 20th century built colonials and bungalows and the area remains heavily owner-occupied. 

There is always a take away lesson from every single podcast.Some books I can recommend are Creating and Growing Real Estate Wealth by William J Poorvu (Harvard University School of Business professor among many other titles), The Wall Street Journal Complete Guide to Real Estate Investing, and of course, Rich Dad Poor Dad.If you want any more specifics or you want to get some more info on the local market, please contact me. 

I plan to pursue my CCIM designation.Real Estate Brokers: Credential Path Sales License (level 1) Broker License (level 2) CCIM, MBA (level 3 -optional)Financial Advisors :  Credential Path   Series 6,7, & 65 (level 1)  CFP (level 2), CFA, MBA (level 3 - optional)  Salary Comparison:Median Income for a CCIM designee  $132,000Median income for Harvard Business School : $135,000Median Income for Stanford MBA : $130,000

He went to Yale/Harvard graduated 30+ years ago so not an inexperienced lawyer or dumb.

West side  Lee Harvard, Euclid, and parts of East Cleveland, YES East Cleveland.

I will circle back to Glenville once I get a bit more seasoned in the area.I’ve done about  50 in lee Harvard .

I'm sure others found my style too analytical for their taste.(2) Case studies (a technique pioneered by the Harvard Business School)People borrow money all the time to buy businesses and use the cashflow from those businesses to pay down (or off) the loans.