Area is degrading, with rents falling after strong grown the first couple years.

I've grown up on the west side and while it gets a pretty bad rap.. wrap?

Lafayette has grown immensely since my childhood / teen years there.

I know back in the day Lakewood, Ohio City, and Cleveland Heights were popular locations that have grown massively since I left and returned.Also any advice on any banks to work with for any good deals or promotions?

I bought primarily when the markets had more room to grown, so my turnkeys actually have all doubled or tripled in value.

that you've grown your portfolio.  

However, the area has grown like crazy (one of the fastest growing areas in the country) lately and commercial space is starting to go nuts.  

Since then I’ve grown to five doors - three of them SFHs and two condos.My journey of on boarding has been as follows :SFH - September 2020Condo - December 2020My old condo in the city - made that a rental - Feb 2021SFH (first out of state investment) - April 2021SFH (second out of state investment ) June 2021 It’s been an aggressive build, and have been building reserves during the process - as well as began a very small general portfolio fund.

The biggest risk I see, when combined with these things I've mentioned, is the inevitable income tax changes that will have to happen to pay down this nut that's grown over the last couple of years along with social security and medicare solvency. 

This is just my opinion having grown up in Raleigh.