From the floor plan, I only see 2 good locations for them, the office and the exercise room. 

Since we want to be conservative with our underwriting, we found the county’s Property Tax Estimator tool: https://cuyahogacounty.gov/fiscal-officer/departments/budget...Our current thought process:-Look up the correct tax district and current value from county records-Enter the property’s purchase price as the new market value in the estimator-Use the 2026 estimated tax amount for deal analysis, since that’s likely closer to where taxes will eventually adjustFor those of you investing in Cleveland:-Does this approach make sense?

Tenants should definitely not use common areas to store stuff or use the common area electrical.Document everything via email about notices, and just do everything politely and with respect.

I want to make sure I'm not in the wrong placehttps://the1brokerage.com/ That is correct, you can also find a lot of our loan officers on here and reach out to us directly as well! 

Quote from @Nikel Berry: What would really be good is going to local meetups, getting people that are flipping in your market to sit down with you for lunch or go to their office when they have time.

Get a RE license, become a hard money officer, learn the GC trade, wholesale trade. 

Two quick plays: ask the lender to reconsider with your own comp set and a short improvements list, and if that stalls, request a second appraisal or switch lenders who use a different AMC.Do you have three nearby renovated duplex comps and a one‑page scope/photos ready to send the appraiser and loan officer?

All of them - regular rental houses, STRs (short-term rentals), apartment buildings, office buildings, storage facilities and so on. *** Never put rental properties in S-corporations!

Your salespeople are going to depend on you for an office space, marketing materials, credit, LOS systems, CRM systems, and etc.. 

The one challenge, at least here in Chicago, there seemed to be no sense of urgency with the NACA office so we had to sit on them to get things done.