I was warned about it when a tenant hires employees, then they go down the block getting snacks, leaving the front entrance doors unlocked.

They do generate a profit, but with the heat here, we end up having to block them out from June through August. 

Knowing that you couldn't accept section 8 because you didn't have a permit and knowing that new york and many other areas now require landlords to accept section 8 - well moreso that you cannot block section 8 - why didn't you let them apply and just deny them with no reason? 

Hi All,My wife and I just purchased a larger house on our block, and plan to keep our current home as a rental.

RentVine is the new kid on the block with great potential.

It is my understanding that the STR rules in Cleveland are as follows: - Density limits: In residential districts, STRs can't make up more than 15% of the total homes on a block or units in a multi-unit building. 

I was already considering putting up a wood or vinyl fence to create a decent outdoor space for my tenant but that will only block the sight in the back. 

For the money you will pay to invest on the 1600 block of N 27th street, you are better off buying in Germantown/East Mount Airy where the fundamentals are better or spending more to be in a better neighborhood.

All family stays or blocked nights for work projects are not counted at all.

The main issue is that half of the acreage is blocked by a creek which I'd have to build a means to cross.