Craigslist is overrun with spam and since their revenue model is low, they have no money to hire moderators.

Insurance is great at dealing with small and moderate claims, and they handle most of the communication in those claims, too.

I guess anyone that purchased more than a couple of years ago have a lot of equity so the principal is is moderate and rents have increased tremendously. 

Seems like yesterday when he and I talked on the phone about me becoming a moderator.

If you’re in scaling mode rent increases are the best way to boost value, refi and scale/stack.

The digital moderately priced ones (under $100) have a lockout feature, so no one can change the temperature other than you.

I've had moderate success as a mobile hoke investor in L.A. but would like to branch out into multifamily and Ohio seems to have cheap buy in.

I added a couple of links in the previous message but the moderator took them down.

In general you should continue to stay away from that city if you are looking for moderately stable rental investments.

Originally posted by @David Terbeek:Cleveland is a low cost area, we only have moderate traffic, have the Rock Hall, a world class medical facility in the Cleveland Clinic, World Series contending Indians, Champion Cavaliers and plenty more.