edit: Found this on the Cleveland water website: "Cleveland Water meters measure water in thousand cubic feet (one cubic foot equals approximately 7.5 gallons), or MCF.

If they're not, you're wasting your time trying to figure out the details of a deal that doesn't exist.Price per square foot for reno work is a good tool to use, but it depends on what the ultimate rehabber wants to do. 

A jackhammer and a five gallon bucket does the trick - lol - a concrete saw if your picky about a perfectly straight line.If you also have a block foundation, I suggest also installing weep holes in the block cores and installing a membrane over the wall and down to the footing.

I really enjoy the 3D printing and startup culture and want that to be the type of company.I started real estate as a side business at the end of last year.

So let’s get that out of the way.The fact is the so called investment gurus do very little investing themselves but print a fortune selling advice, videos, books and podcasts.

Never set foot there.  

I don't want to park my money in dollars with the way the fed keeps printing money.

Total Sold Dollar Volume392,117,952up39.3%up9.1%Closed Sales1,067up21.7%+7.6%Median Sold Price$350,000up11.1%-1.4%Average Sold Price$369,682up14.3%+1.6%Median Days on Market8 daysdown57.9%-11.1%Average Days on Market21 daysdown43.2%-12.5%Median Price per Sq Foot$195up15.4%+3.2%Average Price per Sq Foot$204up12.1%+3%

The default admin username and password is probably printed on the back of your router.

@Shital Thakkar  this was very common pre GFC... went away post GFC for obvious reasons.. builders would sell to anyone.neighborhood full of renters is not desirable to owner occs... so they don't want to shoot themselves in the foot.. owner occ will generally pay more money than an investor. and the neighborhood will be far better in the long run vis a vi appreciation or simply holding value.I have brokered deals in Oregon circa 2005 ish were I sold whole subdivisions to CA investors.. but those were different price points and those folks were appreciation based investors not needing positive cash flow..