Keep your eye on Little Italy as its a little pocket of town that holds its value really well because of its history and culture, yet because its in the city of Cleveland, the taxes are low (in relative terms) and its mostly multifamily homes. 

I know some folks on here are just looking to make money on referral fees, but I am also impressed with how supportive the real estate culture is so I am hoping for the best.

Using that to your advantage to build wealth is a great idea!

We are in people's driveways on a daily basis, and have close business relationships with tons of people in the area from middle class to extremely mind-blowingly wealthy.

She has some uncles who got very wealthy through REI, so it didn't take much convincing.Another benefit is that when we buy a property, we put the loan and title either in my name or hers (never shared).

(I find it crazy that under the guise of protecting you the government prevents you from investing in a way that might allow you to become wealthy!)

Angelina shares some of them with potential agents since agents need to find the culture they want to be apart of within a brokerage (plus, she doesn't accept everyone if they don't fit, grin).Of course, it really just depends on what you are trying to do as a regular brokerage may have what you need.

If you do this for your first purchase you will unleash the secret to become WEALTHY beyond belief!!!!!

All of that said, I've known a lot of wealthy people in my lifetime and I've known a few bicycle shop owners over the years.

I've known a lot of people that have moved to Utah and sometimes the culture can be a lot to handle.