Three dogs in the back yard when you only allow one?

Although I own a turnkey company, I always advise individuals to invest close to their backyard.

We'll have a soda fountain, mechanical bull (yep, I'm serious), karaoke room, pool table, 500 sq ft skylight (if permit passes) and a hip and cool atmosphere opened up to my local real estate investor friends.  

Wholesaling in your own backyard is tough enough.  

I'm working on getting info about the lien holder.I'm not sure how far I'm gonna go with leasing this property it does have a pool and to be honest, I think that's a little more than I want to hassle with.BTW, I really like your quote about Success and failure!

I am a new investor and looking for potential properties in my own backyard.

U City and Tower Grove have a lot of differences being different jurisdictions and a different pool of tenants.

Besides, Cleveland hardly fits that bill anyhow, so why look out of state when your backyard is full of REI buy-and-hold deals?

If that was not the case then it would just act more as a backyard. 

Some areas charge seasonal fees (opening/closing pools, winterizing homes) even if the home is not occupied.49.