So what areas strike you as the worst? East Cleveland? That area had big problems before the crisis started. For some reason, people seem to have given up on i

So what areas strike you as the worst? East Cleveland? That area had big problems before the crisis started. For some reason, people seem to have given up on it long ago. Also, I am not sure that having a professional landlord would ensure timely repairs. I lived in a house in Cleveland Heights where the landlord's philosophy was to wait to make repairs until a problem ballooned out of control. Instead of fixing a slow washing machine drain pipe, he waited until it was completely clogged. At that point, doing laundry meant a flooded basement. My roommates and I had to go down there with buckets to bail it out until he had the problem fixed a month later. Every time we called him he would assure that someone was "stopping by next week." We also had cracks in our plaster walls that spread so much that the entire wall crumbled to bits. This happened in several places. His "handyman" came buy and did the worst repair job I have ever witnessed. It almost looked worse that the bare lath!