:)4935 E 109th St, Garfield Heights, OH 44125

I have experience working with Minneapolis, St Paul, Columbia Heights, Falcon Heights, and indirectly St Louis Park, Hopkins, and a few other municipalities.

Need to keep in mind STR license / permit restrictions when evaluating.  

In Cuyahoga County, areas like Lakewood, Ohio City, Tremont, or even parts of Cleveland Heights can be great spots with strong rental demand.Think long-term.

We are almost 4 years into that property and we won't be able to refi or pull any equity out of the house until our 6th year due to mortgage restrictions.

Also, if zoning restrictions were to be relaxed, could the area end up like others with abundant supply, potentially leading to a decrease in property values?

Hey all,I am in the middle of my first rehab (for LT rental) and want/need to lower two decaying chimney stacks to a safe height above the roof. 

There is an Hoa that requires minimum 6 month leases but that was only restriction.

We could probably push it to 70k income, but we take all of the good holidays for ourselves, and we have occupancy restrictions to lessen wear and tear on the property.

If anything that might restrict building but I don't see them running out of water for existing homes so wouldn't that mean home values going up because supply would be restricted.What kind of climate risk could occur there?