Eviction process takes time and money. 

I’m in the process of trying to find best area to invest a multifamily in, within my budget, but how do I look up or find areas that are renters area or high probability of renters .

You're going to have to accept that this comes with far-ranging consequences, and if your landlord wants you out and has even the least bit of sense, sooner or later, you're going to be hitting the bricks.As you go through the process of finding another place to live, you'll probably find your new landlord is going to want to talk to your old landlord and ask him how easy you are to work with.

Specifically, I am in the process of acquiring a 5-bedroom, 5-bathroom apartment with a purchase price of $1.2 million and an ARV of $2.25 million.As I navigate through this project, I find myself encountering challenges in managing my time effectively amidst other commitments such as work and school.

Just call up the planning department and tell them what you told us so you can get proper expectations and clarity on your exact process.

I'm still in the early stages of navigating this whole process and building my team. 

My apprehension is that after the initial furnishing, app process, move in, there isn't much to do.

I'm curious about the usual practice in construction projects and whether it's common for general contractors to handle the permit process as part of their services. 

I urge us to stand together to:End the Squatters Scam: Implement measures that prevent abuse of the system.Protect Homeowners and Small Landlords: Ensure fairness and justice for all parties involved.Streamline Legal Processes: Expedite eviction proceedings without compromising due process.Advocate for Transparency: Shed light on the impact of these delays on hardworking taxpayers.Senator, your support and advocacy can make a significant difference.

Hey Nicholass, BRRRR is a great strategy for investing in the Cleveland area and there are plenty of experienced folks here who can guide you through the process.