Call me a dreamer but there must be some opportunity in that..!

I will be visiting for the first time this weekend to explore the great city of Cleveland!

A Bank is usually more interested in how much money they can make, and not you.My solution is not easier but you must be willing to make some justifications to make it big and rule out all that is not necessary. 

Same here, I think I must be missing something, it seems I put some key words, and I get some results that have nothing to with what I'm trying to find.

I have just purchased an investment property in Cuyahoga County and I am told that by law I must have a representative for the property in Cuyahoga County.

I would say being more proactive, whether it is stating the house must stay in a 'habitable' condition, or with regards to walkthroughs and repairs is mandatory.Now as far as moving forward, I'd agree that you would likely want to keep the tenant, BUT and a big but you start to advise them that some changes with regard to the cleanliness and repairs of the property are coming. 

I'm convinced there must be something wrong with it that I'm not seeing for it to be so low and to still be on the market so many days later.

Must occupy for 12 months like 203k.Another loan for Investors on 2 to 4 units is available to add rehab dollars into a 2 to 4 also that does not require owner to ever occupy.

You must study your local markets to determine the answers.

You need to get a good paying job and after saving/working for two years if you have sufficient funds for a DP you then approach a bank for a loan.To be a investor you must have cash, employment and a high credit score.