I'm actually surprise no one went to go digging to see if they had any other properties in Florida or New York or Las Vegas and any other highly desirable state in America.

So I turned to Finance of America Commercial (former B2R) and they said they don't need to check the tax return doc, but only lease agreement.

It is THE hottest market for cashflow in America. 

Hello Everyone,I have a 175k rental property in South America that generates $800/month in rent.

Is it possible to go directly to the asset manager at the Deutsche Bank of America?

Also, the house I own the mortgage is through Bank of America, should I go with a local bank to get a mortgage for these properties?

Properties in Cleveland sell for what someone is willing to pay, not what a computer algorithm comes up with.Best of luck I'd be really interested to see how managing from the other side of America goes.

Matt does not have to be turn key to have the scenario you describe.. its virtually any rental property anywhere in America that does not appreciate .. and I mean not appreciate on paper but appreciate in the market place..

This is just a start, but I think with a bit more information, you can avoid the usual answers here like, KC, Indy, Memphis, Austin, Cleveland, etc, etc (these are ALL fine markets, but I would assert that investing in any of those cities is NOT always the best choice for the out-of-state investor, based on answers to the questions above, as there are success stories on REI in almost every town in America).

Yacht Club of the Americas and Sunset Marina were looking good.