The housing market in our area is tenuous, as our two largest, and pretty much only employers, are the University and a Lumber mill which opens and closes every several years.

* What do you do to ensure that the tenant is responsible for security deposit disputes since that is the largest reason for owner lawsuits* How familiar are you with the newly changed laws that can affect you the owner if they are not used correctly?

One of your largest expense line items on smaller (75 and under) is property management.

Currently I'm working a full-time internship in the investment bank of the 7th largest financial services firm in the world.

They are the single largest demographic who stay with us, but the majority of our stays come from a random assortment of inbetween homes/in town for education purposes/outpatient procedures/visiting grandbabies/conferences/a bunch of other reasons. 

We typically replace flooring between tenants, but did have an installer replace two small kitchen floors while tenants were in the apartments- it was a triplex and we were having them put floors in the largest unit while it was empty, and the common areas. 

I read in a book your network can be your biggest tool to success so I figure why not reach out to one of the largest networks for real estate investing.  

I work with some of the largest multifamily portfolios throughout the country that are using this short-term rental model to earn ancillary revenue, portfolios between 100 and 20000 units.

Wow.....Long & Foster, the 3rd largest brokerage in America was just acquired by Berkshire Hathaway/Home Services of America, the 2nd largest brokerage.

Some major employers out of Cleveland are, Progressive Insurance, Sherin-Williams, American Greetings, and The Cleveland Clinic (which is the largest employer in Ohio) They are all headquartered in the greater Cleveland area.