Joshua, I checked that but honestly, those are mostly all fake or dead.

And in the long run, being honest and ethical pays off.

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That sounds like an STR nightmare to be honest. 

I currently have an extremely successful career in fitness, and it is my fulltime profession. 

I live here in Cleveland and people are flying in from California and New York in droves because the cost of entry here is so inexpensive, but the market is hot and stable with an extremely healthy demand for housing from strong working class population.For $20k here in Cleveland you could pick up a, 3-5 bedroom rehab.

Thankfully the applicant was honest on the application and said she had something on her record so I did some digging into county records on my own.

@Chris Jensen I would show a FSBO to my buyer clients, but only with a Buyer's Broker agreement that stipulates that I will be paid my commission, whether or not the FSBO agrees to it.That sets up an uncomfortable situation, and to be honest, it's one I'd rather avoid - but my first obligation is to my client.So to answer your question, I don't shun a listing because it's a FSBO, but I don't go seeking them out either.

Many of the markets I am seeing at present are looking extremely strong for multifamily apartments.

If you are willing to put that much money down like honestly and you have it?