Josh you may find some value reading The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods.

Yes, we've seen many situations like this where specific repairs issues would survive beyond the closing date.First, remember that the roof repair is ultimately the responsibility of your seller, even though the HOA will be the party ordering the work.

Doing a rough estimate by square footage could land you in a bad spot so I would try to get a better estimate with a contractor during the inspection period before ultimately following through. 

Researched several markets and ultimately decided on the Indianapolis market after taking into consideration the population growth, income growth, crime rate trends and entry price for the properties I am looking for.

Including, when she does get back to work, whether or not she will be able to afford our rent (it's CAD$1450 and already below market).Ultimately, we agree that we're likely going to have to find a new tenant, but we don't want to kick her and the boys onto the street.

Originally posted by @Sonam Gill:Talking to a commercial broker (who knows the area and knows multi-family in the area) might help you sort out possible options of what to do.Also talking to a knowledgeable multi-family property manager who works in the area with rentals of this size, might be wise.People who know this area and property type.But ultimately its up to you to come with a vision for the property and write the checks for the work.Good Luck!

Your broker is ultimately responsible for your actions. 

Hopefully we earned your highest rating which ultimately means you come back and stay with us again!

Don't think I would do it while it's actively being rented due to the unforeseen complications with your lease agreement, although once you do make your improvements focus on quality, which will allow you to ask a higher rental rate and will as a by product help with your screening process and hopefully attract a better tenant which should ultimately increase your ROI.

Originally posted by @Lilian Ruwende:@James Wise what do you think of the Cleveland clinic main campus area, specifically cedar and E 85th st to E 105th St Refer to the Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods.