Consulting with a real estate attorney or financial advisor who understands trust law and real estate transactions could provide valuable guidance in navigating this decision, ensuring it aligns with the best interests of the trust and its beneficiaries.I hope this helps you out, good luck!

If you look at many newer homes, people have payed to have their floors worn and beaten, you have it for free.

Can someone review and help us understand if there is something we can skip and reduce the costs.

It wasnt until this year that people that moved out seemed to become impossible to fill.

ALL,, even parts of East Cleveland, ( I know what you're saying this guy is crazy east clev, well pricing there has double tripled or more and IMO going higher, those in the know understand why ) Parma good luck making money there, you missed that boat by 5 years, even GH prices have tripled or more over the last 5, 6 7 years.

Welcome to BP Deepak,These forums are a great place to learn and meet people, whether you're just starting out or you're a seasoned investor.

I see a lot of people MTRing here and being pretty successful, I suggest looking at that. 

Yes, I agree people are looking into the Ohio's market that sounds like a great plan. 

As an investor, I've allowed people to stay in my property if they built a fence on the property (single family) and/or if it is kept leashed outside of the unit and I don't get any complaints from other tenants (multi-unit). 

It was not as streamlined as now and the building department people were kind of skeptical and not helpful (surprise).