Rust belt income, low quality tenant, deferred maintenance.

Hey Vincent,In my view the I-85 corridor as well as the I-26 corridor are rental markets with strong long term potential especially when comparing some of the rust belt and Midwestern cities that are all the rage now.

I would evict all tenant's and go to STR even if the STR is priced such that the tenants would choose to be LT tenants.

@Hector Lozano I've got about $75M under my belt in sales & I can tell you that direct mail is the single most effect method for finding sellers.

A year later after I had a few deals under my belt I ran into this HML and basically said "big mistake."

My assets are in the "rust belt" - the hottest markets of today for rentals.  

Otherwise you end up with a.) higher real-dollars or b.) lower cash-on-cash returns.2.)

We have rust belt towns to farms to small towns to wealthy urban areas.  

I know nothing of Cleveland Ohio but I know this.If you look at Macro trends nationally most of the growth is coming to the warm belt states.So when making investment decisions it comes down to can you get something similar in a more high growth area for the long term in another state that is not declining or flat lining for economic metrics?

I got a few deals under my belt and looking to do more.I'm here to network with other investors (buyers) looking for deals, wholesalers open to partner up on deals, and Realtors I can help in return for helping me find deals.