It's interesting to see they are operating at a loss while they are "waiting" for the property to stabilize.I always find it amazing insto guys make money charging fees they are actually worse at investing if you look at the actual ROI than anyone in this forum.

So far its been an amazing resource.

Welcome Brian Schultz, it's good to see someone from the same area.This site is an amazing resource!

Apologies, but I have been soaking up amazing information from you guys and really I had nothing to post about so I figured I would refrain from registering until I had something post-worthy.

But after awhile letting them be totally amazed at the power of the old man, I clue them in and we get more laughs!

We have been amazed how few owners/vendors appear to treat their properties as a business - requests for basic information like financial statements, operating costs, vacancy rates, turnover rates, etc. is frequently met with blank gazes.

Some areas of Cleveland are also D class neighborhoods which have great cash-flow but lousy appreciation.My partner in Atlanta keeps coming up with some amazing deals, but he has also complained they are getting harder to find.A good team is the most important thing for me.

Thank you for the advice and drawing me here to this amazing website.

I am amazed.

The distance of moving and height of the house and corners and turns and utility lines and bridges all increase the moving costs.Unless it is a house with amazing historical significance or charm I don't really see the point much over building new.I looked at those houses in Atlanta 2 to 3 years ago and I just didn't like the product and areas.