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Patrick Dye
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Cincinnati Multi Family - out of state investor

Patrick Dye
  • Investor
  • Renton, WA
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I'm looking at investing in larger multifamily properties (20+ units) in the Cincinnati area. Any thoughts on the existing cap rates in the Pleasant Ridge or similar areas? Including Capex, I've been presented with 1 building with about a 7% cap rate, 44 units, 1 br rents averaging $530 / unit. It appears the rents are slightly under market (probably should be around $575 or a bit more for this building). Any thoughts / concerns for an out of state investor? Cash flows are certainly better in the mid West than on the west coast!

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Anthony V.
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  • Miami
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Anthony V.
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@Patrick Dye I’m here in Cincinnati myself looking for 10-30 units. If you want me to do a drive by later today and let you know what the street/neighborhood looks like let me know

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