You should tell your friend to watch a few episodes of kitchen nightmares :D-Christopher

One gentleman noted that he had been watching the property since it started at the high price and he is now ready to negotiate at my low price.

There are a couple things I would watch out for.

Anything to help me seem less random and crazy.I do not yet have personal experience as a host (my apartment is not an option -- entry is super-complicated and tied to a 'precious' FOB device), but I've watched closely as my girlfriend has successfully Airbnb'd her townhome in DC and she has already suggested that I list her as a partner.

"We're watching out for your home!

I have watch a couple of Brandon Turners webinars and he seems to favor the $100 per door cash flow.

Sorry for the late response but I've been tied up with watching the World Series-haha!

Great afternoon Leighann,I watch/analyze my local market through the MLS and I use the redfin app on my phone.

For a more comprehensive list of real estate terms in general, you can go here: Investopedia Real Estate TermsKeep in mind, the more you read on BP, watch BP Podcasts, Instructional Videos, read the BP published books, and attend REI Association and Club meetings in your area, you will learn the lingo.  

I'm sure @James Wise knows his stuff for Cleveland proper and the West side as he deals with it day in and day out but others may / do have slightly different procedures / rulesIn the city of East Cleveland; - Serve the 3 Day notice (assuming like James simple non-payment of rent)- File on Tenant (you usually get a court date within 2-3 weeks), cost $155 I believe- In court, show that there is a lease and there is non-payment (I've actually sat in on this and watched the property manager / eviction lawyer basically read a script covering all the legal points)- Judge will usually give 7 - 10 days for tenant to get out (with or without stuff) OR get landlord to accept payment (even if payment is offered many landlords decline as they don't want the tenant)- On eviction day (if the tenant is not already out), court officials show up to remove the tenant at which point you can change the lock.