I am an expert in the area, CH, MH GH, EUCLID, LEE HARVARD, west side, all high crime,  I buy and sell there weekly, even East Cleveland,  I am very familiar with all the Cleveland markets and not saying do not buy, just answering the question on the post.

Xavier Wharton , plenty of non-real estate books on the topic and lots of research from Harvard, Stanford, Wharton, etc.However, the content is geared towards managing larger organizations/corporations and I used to read them when I had oversight of 600 people in corporate America.

You can look up Harvard business solutions.

And you know what the saying is - if everyone is doing it, there's no more money to he made there.Just LOL @ competing with millions of other college graduates all looking for the same jobs in 2017, when people are on youtube literally lighting their law and business degrees from HARVARD on fire. 

JP (this woman) is incredibly gifted, graduated from Harvard in three years, and earned a top 1% income in her twenties in order to achieve this result. 

If directly in Cambridge (Harvard, MIT, Tech booming area) or similar "hot" areas and in the prime season any tenant would be hard pressed to find an apartment by owner without the fee.

One of the things that most people don't realize is that rewards systems are very similar to punitive systems (further explained in this Harvard Business Review Article).

Hi everyone, I just bought a 6 unit multifamily building in Somerville Massachusetts area (close to Harvard University).

All the suburbs are doing well, GH, MH, CH,  Lee Harvard, West side,  I do not give a hoot what stats say, I buy and sell weekly, and see only positives ,  Good luck to you 

About a 20-30 bus ride to Boston/Harvard Sq