While that street has comparable bungalows, Cleveland is a “land of giants”.

I am guessing this is a duplex so most times, you won't be living completely free but have to pay some of the expenses, most notably the mortgage. 

NJ STARTS with a written offer while I hear in NY the process ENDS with a written offer), agents are not able to change the contract as that would be considered practicing law (most likely w/o an attorney's license since most agents aren't attorneys).  

The reason I'm a fan of Columbus is because it's been experiencing impressive growth, thanks in part to tech giants like Intel, Meta, Amazon, and Google setting up shop there.

By the way, I'm not limiting myself only to those cities - I just mentioned a few more notable ones that caught my eye.

@Julio Gonzalez I was not able to see the cost segregation study you posted.

Have a giant embassy, like maybe the Russian or Chinese embassy and they may have one person that helps coordinate.   

If the tenant does not see how much they have to pay for gas nowadays, cannot see the staggering inflation, and not able to see that the similar properties are renting close to a 3k that is sort of not my problem.

I'm out of country and will be out of internet availability for awhile, so not able to reply after today for a week.

Here I was looking at worst case where I only identify one property and not able to use the entire 1031 exchange value.