Hi Chris,I do retail nationally and have a very deep network state by state for properties.You need to define more what you are after.Example for metrics to consider:1.

He didn't go deep into the reasoning but demand and/or prices may leave too thin a margin to make it worth it in Cleveland.

Give yourself and opportunity to know what the heck is going in before you jump in the deep end

Places like Zillow and Redfin seems to often have contradictory info for sales, foreclosures, average rents, and charts of real estate values over the years.My buyer's broker has given me some stuff - mostly recent sales and current inventory - but this doesn't go deep enough for me.

Take a deep-dive and make lists of all the major brokers, agents and areas that fit your needs.

You must have a deep understanding of how systems and processes related to real estate work. you can build on these immediately and at no cost.

I am deep into the researching stage of my first flip.

He sent me some pictures that showed one deep tire mark.

Switched to a lender  (First Republic Bank) that I have a deep relationship with and they did it.

My guy will do it for about that price but he is not bonded/registered so it wont work on this one because the city already knows about it.New construction steps, with a footing poured 36" deep, 4 steps plus a 4'x4' stoop, including limestone treads and 4' square limestone stoop cap, usually cost me around $2700 for 75c brick.