Whenever a state or a muni is willing to give away massive tax breaks to attract big, anti-union businesses, and in turn ask the citizens to pay little state income tax, it's clearly a "pro-growth" environment.

The margins have not been attractive enough to deal with distruptions and expectations from my perspective and using my current apartments.

What you need here is a very strong deal that can attract investment partners.

I think one key would be to attract a "property manager" to occupy one of the units in the multi.If you want some advice on akron suburbs, contractors, or a local realtor PM me.Best of luck!

I feel that any market that has good numbers will attract more investors until the numbers stop making sense.

When u look at the property think about what type of tenant it will attract.

I would think that for the next month or so if the area around the pool is attractive and the pool is clean then it might help sell the house.

I noticed your last posts' title was "Where is the good information" -- that'a  bit vague and is unlikely to attract people who might have otherwise answered while just skimming the forums.

Asking price was too high to attract a buyer.  

Basically, got one of those very attractive adjustable interest only loans...was fine for a while.