The husband and uncle do construction related jobs and wife is kinder garden teacher.However, all of the three adults have bad credit scores and collections.Husband: ResidentScore 536   recommendation: conditional He has two credit cards, one is "charged off as bad debt" ($448 past due)  and the other is paid or paying as agreed with $451 balance, no late payment for past 7 months.And he has two collections from Comcast (2016) and a bank (2013), total amount is $692.Wife: ResidentScore 555  recommendation: low accept She has 4 counts. 

With that out of the way...I'd say most of Garden Grove is B class.

The Clark Fulton neighborhood is smack dab in the middle of the action of the 3 most gentrified neighborhoods in Cleveland, Ohio City, Tremont & Gordon Square.Beyond the location being ripe for development with it's close proximity to the action & of course downtown it's got the Metro Health Main Campus right there on w 25th which is just south of a major business / nightlife district on w 25th street which includes ultra popular businesses such as Ohio City Burrito, ABC the Tavern, TownHall, Great Lakes Brewing Company, Market Garden Brewery and Crop Bistro & Bar.

Basically without the conversion kits, you are taking a garden hose  converting the hose to a fire truck hose with no changes at intake or outlet.....

Yeah,They get to live indoors instead of having to sleep in a cardboard box on the sidewalk.They get the use of a furnace or other heating appliance rather than having to freeze to death, and many times an air conditioner so they don't have to be uncomfortable in the humidity and heat.They get to cook their meals on a stove vs a campfire.They get to not have to deal with rising property taxes, or maintenance on the home they live in.That and a lot more.All in return for a simple monthly payment smaller than many home owners pay to live in the same neighborhood.And many of the so-called "Poor" have this paid for them by the rest of the Americans who work and pay withholding taxes taken from their take home paychecks.Everyone needs a place to live, and in America this is how it's done, there are no 3rd world slums here.The so-called "Poor"  are not exploited by landlords.

We are several hundred strong and meet the third Thursday of every month in Warwick at The Hilton Garden Inn.  

Public Storage Unit Purchased by Investor in UT, 2020Purchase Price $5 million, of which $3.875 million (is the depreciable basis)Owner’s 2019 depreciation expense without cost seg - $70,379Owner’s 2019 depreciation expense with cost segregation - $1.6 MApartment Complex Garden Style, 102 units in OH, purchased in 2005Purchase price $26m (of which $2,093,729 is the depreciable basis) Owner’s 2020 depreciation expense without cost seg - $76,135Owner’s 2020 depreciation expense with Owner’s 2020 depreciation expense with cost segregation - $715,650Catch-up depreciation deduction of $715,650 in 2020, even 15 years afterpurchase.Small Apartment Complex 6 Units, TXOriginally built in 1957, purchased by investor March 2018Purchase price $1,885,800, )of which $1,131,480 is the depreciable basis)Owner’s 2019 depreciation expense without cost seg - $32,573Owner’s 2019 depreciation expense with cost segregation - $502,313Here to help!

I am thinking of buying Class C one story garden apartments or duplexes and remodeling them into handicap accessible units.

To give a taste of the building style: indoor lighting from reflected sunlight.

I am looking at a property (garden apartments) with 20 units, 100% rented.