So after COVID when government was giving away 6 months of Principal and Interest as rebate, I started looking for a property but couldn't find fast enough.

Typically we are moving so fast trying to get your eyes on properties and also you are probably set up on auto searches where we aren’t combing through every detail before the system sends you the listing.

For CLE, a quick search took me to the Planning Commission's website and it looks like you can request a review by the Board of Zoning Appeals and, if approved, get a building permit to change your zoning/use.

If I arrive on March 1st and find the property vacated (cars gone and it's clear the inside was cleared) am I permitted to change the locks and take possession?

The real estate game is ever-changing, right?

FYI we've changed our approach entirely and have lower fee initial entry points to avoid the challenges of long term project based arrangements so we can catch issues much sooner.

Upswings and downswings often take years of slight changes, not one giant cliff like the news would have you believe.If history is anything, people will continue to vacation well into the future.

However, there are tax code changes every year.

Seems like that would come out publicly fairly fast.

@Charles AdamsThat is a game changing statement for sure and enough to get the plaintiffs attorney excited You will still get a lot of conflicting opinions and the fear mongering is very real.....Some of it is warranted and some is just sales based on scare tactics I have owned in my personal name and been sued personally not really a fun experience haha