Far better than anything you could have done in a stock fund or just about any other real estate investment.As someone who once had 83 sfh rentals in middle class american towns here in illinois, these str's here are without a doubt far better investments.

Without knowing the nuances and potential re-districting for each level (elementary, middle, and high school), it's going to be really difficult for you to invest wisely.

Click here to know what is going on and what is going to be required.The list of inspections is pretty exhaustive and covers a lot of things within the building and sanitary codes.The city believes that it has a problem with many older buildings being in disrepair and not maintained by the owners.The owners/landlords have issues with the city because they believe the city is overstepping its authority and does not have the right to inspect the buildings.In the middle, we have the tenants who should have clean and safe apartments to live in.

But then again we bought one lot in gatlinburg that already had the permit in place and we should be finishing it up around the middle of next month.

And I had some middle east clients that could not pay interest for religious reasons. 

My family and I currently live in a small podunk town in Iowa, which I truly can't wait to move from, and we rarely come across money like this (we're basically as middle as middle-class can get). 

And the above examples I don't think are good analogies - renting a crane and using it for other productive work is not the same thing as renting something and just pocketing the middle man fee.

Lakewood is a very sought after rental area with high rental rates, and a lot of people will pay high rents to live in close proximity to Lakewood, and downtown Cleveland, which this area is right in the middle of those two, as well as right by lake erie.  

But, isn't Yale University more popular since its one of the Ivy League?

Just cut out the middle-man.