I have to replace an egress staircase from the second floor which was originally made from pressure treated wood.

Some lenders will treat it as a single family residence and lend against it.

If anyone in Cleveland have some time, I'd really like to treat you to coffee or lunch and get some more info about the city and some opportunities.

These rental management companies will treat your property like a hotel and rent without discernment. 

If it doesn’t meet that criteria, it would just be treated as an early termination request, with whatever penalty is in the lease, and both would have to agree or remain responsible through lease term.

As a general rule, If tenants occupy the property for 30 days or more, they are generally treated like long-term tenants, with the primary difference being specific terms in the lease agreement tailored to the mid-term duration.

However, there is a workaround: if you can structure the transaction such that you acquire 100% of the membership interests in the LLC, it can be treated as a direct purchase of the underlying real estate by you.

Also, youtube is a great resource (treat it like google).

., treating the IRA as their own, doing a "spousal rollover" to a new account, and not being required to take minimum distributions until their required beginning date.

The safe rule of thumb here is to treat your new property as an investment for at least 24 months before moving in, AND making sure to rent out the new property for at least 14 days per year while it's an investment.