Typically part of an association, these are much smaller units, fixed to the ground, and not mobile at all.

And depending on your age and what U like to do  There is not many investments more passive than buying a nice chunk of timber ground. 

@Jad BoudiabHey Jad, we worked together trying to find suitable deals early on in the process.You’re a great professional.I think we shouldn’t miss the point of the post, which is that Cleveland (as a sort of poster child for the cheaper MidWest markets) is fraught with dangers for out of state investors who surely do not have the sort of ground knowledge locals have-nor can they get that knowledge by simply flying in and driving around with a broker for a few days...as Jay mentioned.For me, it’s pretty obvious to any neutral reader of this thread that all the counter posts to my original post have been by people BASED IN CLEVELAND or who run a real estate related business in Cleveland.That’s not a coincidence.And it’s enough proof for me that my post touched a nerve with those who have stakes in the market.That’s understandable.But it’s the investor who risks capital.Not the stakeholders who stand to profit with their business, be they brokers, contractors or developers.

You may have grounds to sue, though I doubt you'd get much beyond a judgement which will cloud her credit report for years.If this is an on-going issue, renewing may not have been the wise thing to do.

Through the MLS...my incredible agent was a huge asset and boots on the ground for me.How did you finance this deal?

I just had a family member strike her grandmother and push her to the ground twice.

I was traveling for a week and unknown to be was the 10lbs of ground beef left on the top freezer shelf. 

Reminds me of a home we had in Australia where the inside had an in-ground pool but open to the elements, it was gorgeous & all the bedrooms opened to it.

In my lease it is a breach of contract and would 100% be grounds for immediate lease termination.

This means an ocean front building on the ground level with a view of the dunes rents for the same as the second and third floor units above it with views of the ocean.