Hi everyone, I'm looking into purchasing a property in Shaker Heights, OH, specifically the 44120 zip code.

We are in the market for really epic property management in the shaker heights Cleavland Ohio area or someone that services that area.currently having issues with our current property management being slow to respond and not handling issues throughout the year.need someone who can stay on top if issues and communicate well.message me or respond to the post under the comments 

Cleveland Heights is a pretty solid rental neighborhood.

Hi AllWhere could I find the relation between attic ceiling height and floor area in the Des Moines Area?

There is an area that is sandwiched between Irvington and arsenal heights that has traditionally been pretty rough but is part of a federal promise zone that receives money from the FEDS to Reno old houses.. people who buy some of these houses in these areas can receive some pretty nice tax breaks.

I had one in Cleveland Heights that gave me a 200 bullet point list of things they wanted to fix. 

I unfortunately bought it in 2007 at the height of the market.  

I have had the same experience as Braden when putting reasonable bids in on houses that I know are listed for way too much at what appears to be the height of the market.

When I was actively buying real estate, I drive to and walk around various neighborhoods to get a feel for it.I googled 2 family homes for sale in Queens and I got: Two family QueensI spent several years walking neighborhoods, such as Glendale, Ridgewood, Woodside, Jackson Heights, Sunnyside etc.

These properties are in the gentrifying area of JC Heights, not the Downtown Waterfront area of luxury high-rises like you described.