Highland Hills/Beachwood area 44122Just got about $1,200 for a 2/1 in Cleveland, so I don't see how hitting $1,800 in Beachwood would be an issue.

I personally would recommend looking into BRRRRing and flipping houses so you can leave and rinse and repeat your capital as much as possible.I would recommend working with a good investor agent and other wholesalers.

Things are going well so far but boy there are a lot little nuisance that we didn’t think aboutThank you for your help

These areas you are describing rarely appreciate, so the pricing is low and you can cash flow, but, as I said, at the end of the day, it is very hard to manage these types of properties.

However, you will have to explain it to underwriting and they will likely have to be on deed/title which could result in the note being called due.  

The previous owner rehabbed the property so other than turning over tenants nothing major needed so far (fingers crossed) What was the outcome?

My company was only a couple of years old at that time, and I was still working a full-time job (working two full-time jobs, really).These are the shirts of men who have to get dressed for work for the day, going into the office from 9 to 5, so to speak.At that time, I was one of those men putting on a shirt and tie.

It's not quite big enough to quit my day job, so I typically handle business on nights and weekends.

So, you want to make sure that you ensure that you'll have some light at the end of the tunnel. 

This is pretty easy to obtain from calling a couple brokers, but could vary greatly between what you are quoted and what seller is paying.Age and condition of building?