@Trey Campagna without knowing much about your situation I'd say the first thing to do is to use a VA loan to buy a primary residence with as little money down as possible and the lowest interest rate available.

Low inventory and pent up demand are keeping prices higher (and still rising), even in a higher than previous (but historically average) interest rate environment. 

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I know this is something I should have asked earlier, what kind of rates are you guys getting in your local market or if you are investing in Cleveland. 

Does anyone have a good resource for some sort of turnaround plan or success plan they have put together as essentially a business plan for a multifamily property?

@Todd Hutcheson I've been calling lots of landlord on Facebook and Craigslist, but haven't seen a ton of success from it yet, but it is definitely great experience.

Long story short - you cant just take the current effective tax rate and apply it linearly to the new price - there are fixed and variable components of property taxes so it wont scale like that. 

My thinking is to treat add-on services like an amenity, where it's included in the rate whether they use it or not.

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