It is a beautiful place to live and everyone wants to come here for the fresh air.I believe Vancouver is just on a really strong uptrend right now. 

Since we moved to having a dedicated cook during the week and have placed a strong emphasis on using fresh ingredients, with many of our recipes scratch-made, we draw rave reviews from the residents. - We have done significant repairs on the 15-bed (now a 16-bed, as we were recently approved by the state for 1 additional bed), and are slowly and steadily performing a facelift on this home. - We are in the process of implementing an activities calendar that will keep our residents active and engaged physically, mentally, socially and spiritually.- We have begun renovations on the 20-bed home, which will be that luxury/boutique home from our initial vision.

When their lease comes up, I don't let them renew and start with a fresh tenant.If it's attracting pests, interefering with neighbors, or causing damage to the home, they are given a verbal and written warning with specific instructions for cleaning, a deadline, and a scheduled follow-up inspection to confirm compliance.

As a newcomer to the thread, reading all the comments with fresh eyes and no attachment it seems obvious to me to stay clear of these guys in terms of making an investment. 

(Maryland/DC area) Hello everyone! I recently graduated high school and want to get started with real estate as early as possible. Almost done with my real estate course and will soon take the state exam. I have aroun...

Cleveland is still pretty fresh and has been booming right now for investors.I would suggest looking at:The Best Types of Markets for Profitable Turnkey PropertiesandWhat to Ask When Working With a Turnkey Provider

For others it simply means making sure the bones are good and it’s in a fresh but basic rentable condition.

For many reasons, mainly to raise our 2 small children (1 and 2years young) somewhere else.We sold everything (including our 9 unit rental portfolio), closed our business and started completely fresh. 

Compare this to any city and the Midwest and it becomes even more impressive that Columbus is exploding right now....we're the only city in the Midwest to experience growth during COVID-19...still retain AAA Bond ratings across the board, have a maxed out rainy day fund and a windfall of tax revenue.Columbus is becoming a hotbed of tech startups to include Olive (AI), Cover My Meds, Root insurance, and Path Robotics...Sequoia Capital has entered our city and providing venture capital for the first time in its history.Bottom lineProperties are still very affordable when compared to national pricesRents are starting to keep pace with purchase priceTop 3 landlord friendly state with no legislation on the horizon to change thisExplosive and sustainable job and population growthUnbelievable appreciation...30% year over price appreciation in entire zip codes is commonOh, and we're insulated from natural disasters...plenty of fresh water...and improving infrastructure 

There is a good case to be made for the midwest, as evident by the many posts:- plenty of fresh water, no droughts- no hurricanes, no tornandos in the upper half- no fires or smoke- no danger of rising sea levels- no earth quakes- lower cost of living- lower cost of real estate- landlord friendly- underdog, the midwest is better then the reputation it got in the 1970s and 1980sMy portfolio is in Milwaukee and I feel I got lucky.