Admittedly, it's hard to see it through that lens at first

@Sean Ray you partner up if it makes sense for you financially in whatever time frame lens you are looking.  

General geographic area is Akron, Ohio to southwestern/Northeastern Cleveland in the A-B neighborhoods, multi-family residences.Send me a message with a self-introduction and let's get the ball rolling.Thanks a lotSilun(Sai-Len)

But the conversations I have echo the data.The Zillow home price index in Cleveland is a hair over $100,000 and it's $66,500 in Detroit.Meanwhile, Zillow pegs the median rent in Cleveland at $1,000/mo and $1,200/mo in Detroit.When we look at it through that unbiased lens it's clear these numbers are NOT the same.I'm sure you can find cheaper houses in Cleveland and claim it's "the same" as Detroit.

You have to be able to see the sale from the lens of both the seller and the buyer in order to get the best deal. 

There are always possibilities of major structural damage.How do you know it is free and clear from other lens or possible tax liens?

My lens as a property manager is a little different. 

I wouldn't blame COVID for what we see in Greensboro, as this trend is showing since 2014. https://educationdata.org/coll...I took a wider lens, and I think this may give some better bigger picture understanding of what's going on as well.

Bros just want daps.

We all knew what they meant, so from the lens of information theory, they got the point across.