She’s catching about 20 per week, there’s feces everywhere, she’s spending a ton of money on traps and she can’t take it anymore.

We have met or have heard of at least 5 other people who also recently moved from larger cities on the West Coast to Cleveland area in the last year too- I think it must be catching on! 

At the time, we didn't pay extra for eviction reports, but did so after catching one applicant in a lie, and found she was previously evicted, and she answered "no" on the application on prior evictions.

They are family owned, thorough, and can catch anything.

And I expect that we will catch and appreciation bid as out of state money moves in here to take advantage of it as a viable investment as other investment opportunities dry up in an increasingly bleak economic future. 

If we don’t start building now to catch up with the demand, we are going to feel it.

These are listed for incredibly low prices, so I naturally raised an eyebrow at it not being sure if there was a catch or not.

Maybe I'll catch the right break when it's time to sell or if I refi again.

Hi, thanks for the advice and catching the math. 

Sounds like there are interesting properties and nobody is catching on em?