Thanks in advance,--Adam Adam, I wrote The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods for guys just like you.

I talk about discovering your passion and how that aligns with your goals and REI strategies in my 10 Step Guide for Buying and Holding a Small Multi-Family Rental Property (now available for download in the FilePlace).You've taken the right first step (joining BP).

Reaching out to all my resources to see if any one has any recommendations as to who to use as an attorney to overlook and draft my PPM so that I can find investors, raise the funds required to close the deal and, and have everything in writing ready to go to prevent any legal discrepancies.

A lot of great resources out there, especially bigger pockets. 

I talk about this in my 10 Step Guide to Buying & Holding a Small Multi-Family Rental Property that is now available for free download in the FilePlace -> eBook section. 

I am not sure what resource the bank could have aside from calling the note due. 

https://www.uphelp.org/library/resource/debris-rem...The insurance company will give you an extra ~10% to remove the debris.   

However you should note that like all things in life you'll get what you pay for.I recommend checking out The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods to give yourself a complete look at the different neighborhoods in the Cleveland market.

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Are apartment management companies the best resource?