More talking about people that are young and get disability basically for nothing wrong with them.

I could be wrong, I honestly think this is such a systemic change that it’s hard to predict the ripples, but I find it extraordinary hard to believe this doesn’t lead to a substantial reduction in commissions, I’m literally taking with a client in an hour, I like the guy, I suspect he may be a repeat customer and I’m not gonna take any chance I lose him over a few dollars, so I’ll negotiate with him, I suspect other agents will take the same approach, especially given the real risk buyers just walk and go unrepresented, whether that’s a good idea or not l, it will happen.

Cleveland specifically for cash-flowing properties.

But no one could figure out what was wrong.

It’s not too specific or detailed.

Specifically, there's job growth (Intel, Honda, Amazon, Nationwide, etc) and the population is growing (unlike Cleveland or Cincy).

I have only used hard money 1 time, and don’t remember the specifics of what their requirements were of my personal finances, if any.I’m curious, how many hard money loans could I take out at a time?

If there are any more specific questions about software post them up.

I have an investment property in California but I’m looking to invest out of state, specifically in the Cleveland, Ohio area.

Midwest markets are what I prefer as well, specifically Detroit and Memphis too.