May be some dumb questions, just bear with me.

You do need to bear in mind that if you are planning on doing a 1031 exchange in the future and do cost segregation the replacement property must have comparable levels of 1245 property and 1250 property or you could be looking at a big tax bill.

Good call @Joshua D. on the section of pipe to support the sidewalk/surrounding soil. 

I now co-host/ manage 6 properties in Big Bear each getting over 200 nights rented a year.

My plea on this 16th anniversary of the worst attack on American soil since Pearl Harbor is that we remember and recapture that unity we felt on those first days after the attack.

A business associate of mine has recommended I wait until the soil is wetter to get the foundation work done.

You are right that the market in CLE took a big hit since 2000, and certainly 2008, but there are lots of areas where I think prices have fallen quite a bit, and I don't think the fundamentals bear them going lower, and the cap rates are some of the strongest in the whole country.

So bear with me a bit as I take you through the steps on what it takes.First, you are asked to enter some basic information, your name, age, gender, email address and whether you have a pet at this moment, what kind of pet and it's name.Next, you have to fill out a fairly long list of bogus questionnaire, basically to establish that you have some sort of "anxiety". 

Please bear in mind that I am typically working in 60-90-year old properties that have already seen a lot of use and have questionable wall coverings over plaster to start with.

@Vu Truong I would very much not recommend nation STR management at least in my market big bear which isn’t that far from crestline about an hour away.