The moderators don't like you posting about the same thing in multiple forums.

Cleveland is a low cost area, we only have moderate traffic, have the Rock Hall, a world class medical facility in the Cleveland Clinic, World Series contending Indians, Champion Cavaliers and plenty more. 

Moderate step up in prices, but not over the top.

I have clients complain all of the time about $50-$200 in upgrading things to moder code compliance, but when you look back at these types of incidents, you realize that the money is well spent.

This seems to reflect (one of) the reasons why there is a shortage of low-moderate income housing.

(Moderators if this is not allowed please link me to the rules that state what my infraction is.)

You might want to contact admin or ask a moderator about how you can get that accomplished and you can also advertise on the proper forum!

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In order to bring an older home up to closer standards of a new home, a large amount of money would have to be spend on replacing and upgrading.Most houses are built for a 50 year life, with a moderate amount spent each year for repair.

So, Bill you admit to have done some moderately long term investing.