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Wayne Mack
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Buy and Hold Ohio Markets

Wayne Mack
  • Investor
  • Paterson, NJ
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Good Morning Everyone!

I've been researching the Ohio markets to buy and hold small multifamily properties (2-4 units) in B and C neighborhoods. I have come across a few desirable markets for myself such as Cincinnati, Toledo, Cleveland, and Dayton. 

@Ozzy Smith has provided some great information for me about the Dayton market as well as Nicholas and Sean regarding the Cleveland market. 

I am looking to learn about the Columbus, Toledo, and Cincinnati markets.  

What are some areas/zip codes I should avoid and some I should look into? 

I would like to connect with the local players in those markets 

Thanks in advance guys! 

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Sam B.
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  • Houston, TX
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Sam B.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Houston, TX
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@Wayne Mack  Unless you're on the ground and managing yourself or have a very trusted partner, you will lose money investing in MF long distance in Toledo. 

This is even more applicable when you're looking at anything other than A class in Toledo.  You will lose money.

If you want to invest in Toledo from a distance, focus on single family in A/B areas.

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