I settled into renting a loft apartment on Broad Street in downtown Augusta for $450/month above Jimmy Williams sign company.

The Cleveland market is broad - so you'll need to focus on specific areas that make sense for what kind of investing you're looking to do. 

Hi Rebecca, To me, your question is a bit broad.

Aside from having wealthy individuals, it also has one of the lowest uemployment rates 4-5%, a broad based economy, universities, medical centers, amusement parks, open space, is serviced by every major airline, has miles of shoreline where driving down the highway one can see migrating whales, and perfect year round weather!  

I also am not required to attend any sales meetings or ever set foot in the office - I am truly an independent contractor and can work as much or as little as I want.On the other end of the spectrum, my colleague at RE/Max receives warm leads from the brokerage that she is able to work.

Since this search is so broad is this something one realtor could help me out with or does it go by area?

I’m not disagreeing with cash flow and leverage early on, but I have seen two ends of the spectrum and man, does the grass look greener holding a lot of equity when older, than holding a lot of debt.

However, I then read court case Broad Street Associates v.

In broad day light there was 4 of us and 12 of them.

At the other end of the spectrum, you can house hack without making "cash flow" and still do really well if that is the goal.