Not over reacting, just tired of arrogant tenants!

I mention it to my boss who dabbled in real estate but was a native of the area and he said, "yeah that is amazing and just think, in a few years they will all be gone."

I'm 34 and a Fort Worth native.

I am a SoCal native who recently moved up to Beaverton a few months ago.

This ship has pretty much sailed, from the perspective of a Sac native who won't touch his own market :P

Hi Amy, I'm an investor who held several residential properties outside of Cleveland, but I'm a Cleveland native who lived here for 25 years and have been back for a year or so now.Happy to get together for coffee and just chat about the different neighborhoods, some of the places you may want to avoid going on your own, etc.Drop me a line if you're interested.Al

:-) What a wealth of info and the ability to network is priceless.Me: 56, California SF Bay Area (East Bay) native, in the tech industry, starting to think seriously about retirement, 4 SFH rentals in SLC area, Albuquerque area, Dallas area, and Memphis (TX and TN are paid off). 

The weather of Chicago and how various neighborhoods and suburbs react to the signs will test your patience and grit, but, if you can last, you'll have some leads.

The issues are finding the time to react quickly enough to know what a good deal is and to make a cash offer.

Honestly, as a native New Yorker...