I would only want the best for you.On another note do you have any zip codes i can search into to see if there are any deals?

If you want to be near hospitals you should look at Cleveland Heights along with the 44135 and 44109 zip codes of Cleveland.

While 1031 Exchanges are clearly not the 1st priority right now, people who took the time & expense to set up these transactions, & were (or will get) shut out through no fault of their own (county clerk's offices closed or whatever the reason may be), should not be hit with a tax they weren't supposed to pay under our tax code.  1031's should be honored.Denial of 1031 benefits also affects a chain of other transactions with a domino effect, clearly not something we need right now in our economy. 

Here is interesting article last year on Champaign, IL here. https://www.news-gazette.com/news/local/housing/tom-kacich-apartment-landlords-call-for-lower-tax-assessments-amid/article_b8b70990-e3b7-5f57-bd2b-a9a0689150a5.html

@Dimitris KontonikolasThis doesn’t sound code compliant.  

We buy the Schlage electronic code deadbolt/handle combo.

You could check out www.datausa.io and type in the city name or zip code.

I have a good relationship with the code enforcement officer in the city, so he joined me for the tour. 

Look into your state or local property code about what you can do about a slum lord.

If these are in mint condition... the electrical will no longer meet code, and I recommend re-wiring.The plumbing is a toss up, sometimes we scope lines and they are clean as a whistle; sometimes we scope lines and a 4" pipe has an effective inner diameter of 1/4"... just depends.