I am an Air Force veteran living in Ohio with my Wife in our single family home that we own in Cleveland.

There's a lot of room for forced appreciation on those older homes so all our updates have had great ROI so far.

You have to think a little different because to me the entry is not intuitive but downloading from the CC and bank account and accepting and classifying each transaction forces you to include everything. 

AFTER 2016 they force you to the "subscription" model which is horse crap in my opinion. 

I've consulted with attorneys who suggested that the City is violating private property rights and the Constitution for forcing people to enter into a rental contract with the government, so there may be state and national implications.Was wondering if anyone else here was pressured into accepting Section 8 vouchers from current tenants and if so, what the outcome was. 

So our properties are gradually increasing in value as the neighborhood revitalizes, and then we use forced appreciation to take it up a notch.

It took me 12 years in the work force to finally break free, and it was much harder to do since I had a family and a lot to lose if I messed up.

It sounds like the plan is to push the county rules to 6 month leases and the County will start an ARNB task force.

I and 4 friends are joining forces to build a duplex (or two separate units) in one parcel from the ground up.

The bankruptcy trustee can force them to remove you.