I’m looking to buy in the suburbs (Southfield, Oak park, Warren, Sterling Heights, Redford etc.) .

Dodd frank changed the game on these so don’t just listen to gurus without knowing the restrictions and understand it is all I’m saying 

Better would be looking at say Stanton Heights, just on the other side of Lawrenceville and having good appreciation as people are priced out of Lawrenceville and moving on to the next community.

We're building a new spec home right now:  3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, detached 2-car garage, approximately 2,500sf, located in the Alamo Heights ISD. 

Regulation changes can crop up suddenly and severely restrict STR owners.

Some insurance carriers do not restrict based on dog breeds so you should check with your carrier.

. :) There are some neighborhoods and HOA's who impose restrictions- some successfully, some not so much. 

I figured they would be down south of the medcenter or around EADO or Indy Heights or some of the places that we discuss quite a lot here on the forums....

In Cleveland, you should try looking at Garfield Heights, Maple Heights, and Warrensville Heights.

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