The negative reviews were mostly because they got apps denied or did not get their security deposit returned for damages they felt unfairly charged or overcharged for (knowing that they have strict screening and go after getting paid for damages might actually be a plus to an owner), but also some commented that when they moved in the properties were dirty/in disrepair.

What are some good resources to get reliable statistics other than MLS?'.

(We've statistically proven this to be true).

This kept me from going negative in the down market.

Will demand keep up or is this a true negative for all MF in Cleveland? 

You mention not having the ability to book online as a negative.

That is nonsense and not something any statistic has been able to link in any way.

According the the National Association of Home Builders:The NAHB analysis of the Consumer Expenditure Survey (CES) data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that the biggest outlay in the budget of new home buyers is furnishings.

Unfortunately, as of now, Facebook does not allow businesses to remove negative posts.

Price data, and rent value can easily be found on zillow, but market based data is a bit harder to find.I've been scouring the web for economic and city planning information (Iowa market mostly), but most of it seems like promotional material for getting businesses into my state.Here is the sites of been using to pull basic city data, statistics etc.http://www.deptofnumbers.com/rent/http://www.city-data.comhttp://www.bestplaces.netWould love others to chime in as well.Best,Michael