They know the codes, the understand the politics and the issues behind decisions, and they often have a background in design, construction or planning so they can speak the language.

Then go to Redfin.com, put in the zip code (or city name) and start familiarizing yourself with available inventory.Once you get over the sticker shock, . . . 

You also have to think about if things go wrong...like if you get a code violation you need to address. 

AI will still exist but only in use cases that it is actually suited for such as writing code, speeding up data processing, enhancing automation, reducing repetitive tasks, etc.

In most cases, Philadelphia zip codes aren’t getting priced at all right now.This looks like a temporary pause while the secondary market reassesses risk and recalibrates.

There are zip codes teeming with these kind of homes.

Dave Meyer, I know for a fact, does not endorse strategies that “explode wealth” and nor do I (aside from house hacking, which is often a cheat code).

Since you’re focusing on Cleveland, one thing that helps newer wholesalers and investors get traction fast is narrowing in on a couple zip codes where buyers are consistently active and deals actually move.

The only red flag for now pulling permits is you should expect to a pay a bit more. but more importantly it ensures your project is done to current building code, which is a good thing!

It is their job to go through the house with a fine tooth comb and point out all code violations, confirm all mechanical hook ups, are the floors buckling?