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Im a Florida investor interested in the Ohio market.
I’m looking for a new market to buy and hold properties were the rent meets the 1% rule or close to. Any broker or realtor in Cincinnati that can shed some light in this subject? Much appreciated.
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Marc Rice
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Cincinnati, Dayton, and Cleveland should have the most cash flow but you can find some great cash flow and appreciation hybrid properties in Columbus. Be careful on the C/D class "cash flow hamster wheel" where you turn over the units every 6 months due to evictions, and have them sit vacant for a while waiting for good tenants, and have to keep fixing them up to attract decent tenants.
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