One of the main reasons they are doing it is because they are trying to get to the place where you are right now.Also, thank you @Lee Ripma for mentoring me through my first deal purchase.

Jack Lee hard to tell without seeing the structure.

@Lee TaylorThank you for your response.I agree in that I have my own criteria and can identify a good deal in my market.

MH, GH, CH WH, Lee Harvard , Euclid and West side and East Cleveland. 

I am working with the BRRRR strategy in Collier county Florida, but I'm having trouble finding a hard-working, knowledgeable realtor in Lee county to assist with the purchases. 

@Lee Yoder  Lee, thanks for the book advice. 

., extending northeast along Euclid to Superior, then up Superior Hill to the edge of Forest Hill Park, then follows the boundary of the park to Monticello then up Lee, then follows Forest Hills Blvd. then Nela View, and then follows Noble back down the hill to Euclid Ave., where it again follows Euclid Ave., to about the edge of Euclid Creek Reservation, then follows Glenridge up into South Euclid, jogs down to Monticello, goes south on Belvoir, then follows Elmwood back to Noble and juts down to Summit Park, which it follows to Cleveland Heights Blvd., then continues to Montevista to Oakridge to Yellowstone to Woodridge to Edison to Taylor, then goes south along Taylor to Superior then back to Lee, and at Euclid Heights heads back west to Coventry, which it follows north through Coventry Village until it hits Mayfield, then follows Mayfield west back to the starting point.

@Matthew Beninate I just signed with Goosehead insurance and Lee Miller for one of my properties. 

Some are already upcoming, some I expect to be in the next few years, but just to name a few: North Collinwood/Waterloo Arts District, Fairfax, Hough, Woodhill Homes, Lee Miles, and maybe North Broadway.

As Lee mentioned … join the FB/Meetup groups.