In addition to looking at the census data for the tract, literally look at the block and the surrounding area using google maps (including street view) -- you can gauge a lot by how the houses and yards are maintained, what kinds of vehicles are most commonly seen in the street/driveways, etc.For example, within Cleveland Heights, there are some streets off of Mayfield (e.g.

The terms of any such lease or rental agreement shall besubject in all respects to the provisions of this Supplemental Declaration, the CommunityDeclaration, the Articles of Incorporation and the Bylaws of the Community Association, and shallprovide that failure by the lessee of such Dwelling Unit to comply with the terms of any suchdocuments shall constitute a default under the lease or rental agreement.Considerations will be based upon, but not limited to the following criteria: trash, sound, odor,signage, traffic, vehicles, parking, deliveries, employees, and impact to neighboring properties.Homeowners should also contact Douglas County for zoning restrictions regarding home-basedbusinesses

You might be able to leverage your cash and end up owning a property on the cheap.In regards to using credit, you could use a secured loan on a vehicle or other asset but not unsecured debt.I will say that typically lenders look at a 60 day window for your bank statement and  dont go into much detail on why your cards are at their current limits.

They create new profiles when they get railed by a host or they get their party friend that has not been on AirBnb to create a profile.  

They have no respect for their neighbors (barking dogs at midnight for 2 hours, cars left running for 20-30 minutes even in warm weather so that our carport fills with gas fumes, 6 vehicles on property of which only one is owned by the lessee) and were recently evicted from another house a mere 2 blocks away.I contacted the landlord, who lives 100 miles away, sent him photos, and he responded, thankfully, and is ready to evict in the near future if the lease is not upheld.

Funny since my taste in car ownership has changed as well, I am hungry to purchase all my vehicles cash now (:In all seriousness I think @Bryan Hancock nailed it when referring to the process.

I like what I do ,designing smart vehicles and the technology and I like to own assets too.

It is called VSI insurance which covers lenders in the case of a borrower "skip" (borrower defaults and basically can not be found) or post repossession damage to vehicles.

*No working on motorized vehicles (not even-or especially not-oil changes) ever.

Office expenses, vehicle, utilities when vacant, advertising, legal, accounting, management, touch up at turnover, evictions (including non payment of rent), tenant damage (not covered or collected from deposit), ongoing & capitol expenses, (plumbing, electrical, flooring, windows, hot water, furnace, appliances, paint, exterior), property taxes, insurance,  income taxes, deductible on insurance claims, etc.50% expenses is not unrealistic.