I feel bad for the brokers.

For example, many homes to the untrained eye appear to be in bad shape and can warrant deep discounts when in actually they are only cosmetic repairs that can be fixed for a fraction of the cost.

I have a large amount of capital, and not bad credit, but I can't prove my income is high enough to take on the debt.

How can you determine an off plan deal "good" or "bad"Is cashing out for an off plan property every month can be rewardable in long term?

It's still a bad deal.Another way to look at this deal is cash on cash return.

As you can tell I had a bad experience at my first company, but just checking online about the company & the BIC will help prevent ruining your reputation by associating with the wrong crowd.

With that being said why would Cleveland be a good or bad place to start?

I am eager to start investing, and trying to get rid of all my bad debt.

i've had some bad experiences too

Does anyone know if there are websites especially for landlords where really bad tenants are listed?