Hey mate,We use to stay away from anything East of Lewis (See image).The likes of Vermaas, Walker and Asbury.Nowadays, we are lucky if we can get a deal for a decent price in this specific pocket.Times have changed and today I'd say all of 43612 is very solid with lot's of appreciation over the last 2-3 years.The further North of Lewis is better than South (Closer to Sylvania Ave).Commercial real estate as in office space, retail or medical office, etc... is tough renting and a "so so" investment IMO.Multifamily works but don't get out of bed unless you are buying a 10 cap.Just my opinion.All the best

No pets, dogs, cats, birds or other animals are allowed on or about the Property, without Landlord's prior written consent, excepting guide, service, or signal dogs certified by medical doctor.

. - luxury homes in Beverly Hills - laurel canyon- Costa Mesa (only W of 405)- only medical office buildings- only gas stations- only investors for multiunit residential You get the idea.

The standard types of coverage included are:Contents (the renter's contents not yours)Loss of Use (if they can't live at the house due a covered loss)Liability (for bodily injury or property damage caused by the renter)Medical payments (kind of no-fault coverage to keep small injuries from becoming Liability claims)The limits for Contents and loss of use should be determined by the renter and their agent. 

HELOCs if they own a primary......cash out refinance if they own a primary.Borrow from family.Side hustle for a year....uber/lyft, deliver pizza, Amazon warehouse, PM, cleanout services, garage sale item flips(Gary V style)Medical Research....some pay $800 or more for simple vaccine research..some pay $5000 for a week of in patient testing.Trade down cars....flip cars.....saw a guy the other day on youtube flipping riding lawn mowers.Selling all their excess on FB Marketplace and ebay.

He gets $75,000 a year with Medical.

I suspect a lot of the population shift is people moving from the old/functionally obsolete housing stock  in Cleveland proper (the older neighborhoods that popped up during the industrial age) into newer built homes 10 minutes down the road in the suburbs because the land simply isn't available within the city limits.We have some major economic drivers in the academic and medical fields.  

The neighborhood has appreciated (thank you free-market medical weed?)

Last weekend, there were police and emergency medics on the property 2:30am.

Are there medical bills unpaid?...