Hi Tony,If you proceed forward with this project, let me know if you need civil engineering services for structural calculations/designs, site/grading plans, and any drainage studies.Thank you,

Most likely you'll end up spending $$ to fix the damages in your property.Investing there is not always bad, but with cheap rental and house price.. you can't expect A grade tenant there.

More info on the various types of neighborhoods we have in the Cleveland market can be found in The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods.

(if it's all cars, that's less noise than if it's a main route for tractor trailers and dump trucks).Also, just like everything in real estate, the grade of the area is incredibly important...a property on or near a busy street in a D area will often see a lot of foot traffic, and potentially a lot more exposure to crime...whereas crime concerns near a busy street might be less in a B or A area. 

Crime map puts it in a C grade BUT it's right on the edge of a A/B area.

Now you have a way to grade their progress toward purchasing your house.When/if they become ready to qualify, remember to bring them back to the broker who helped you!   

Thank you so much Give The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods a read.

While you can very well see that in the areas you are pursuing, that is simply due to the grade of neighborhood you are entering.

I would suggest finishing them.When doing vinyl planks to get a better quality you will pay higher cost for a thicker grade.

More info on what C grade means can be found in The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods.