I'm real-estate investors from Israel, looking to purchase my first investment property in Cleveland Ohio, for buy and hold.
I would love to connect with local real estate agents, investors, and property managers who can provide recommendations for good Cleveland neighbourhoods and suburbs to look in my price range of $100K - $150K
In addition to buying my first property, I'm interested in continuing to invest and collaborate with local real estate professionals and renovations contractor in Cleveland.
If you have experience working with out-of-state or international investors, I'd love to connect!
Welcome, Oren! For buy-and-hold, Cleveland has some strong neighborhoods with solid cash flow in your price range. Definitely worth connecting with local agents, property managers, and contractors who have experience with out-of-state investors to make your first deal smooth. The Midwest market can offer lower entry costs and reliable rental income.
I'm real-estate investors from Israel, looking to purchase my first investment property in Cleveland Ohio, for buy and hold.
I would love to connect with local real estate agents, investors, and property managers who can provide recommendations for good Cleveland neighbourhoods and suburbs to look in my price range of $100K - $150K
In addition to buying my first property, I'm interested in continuing to invest and collaborate with local real estate professionals and renovations contractor in Cleveland.
If you have experience working with out-of-state or international investors, I'd love to connect!
Please feel free to comment below or send DM me.
Thank you all..
Welcome to BP, Oren! Cleveland is a great market to start building a buy-and-hold portfolio, especially with your price range of $100K–$150K where you can still find properties that cash flow well and hit the 1% rule. Neighborhoods like Old Brooklyn, Tremont, South Collinwood, and some parts of Parma or Lakewood can offer solid opportunities if you do your due diligence and check rent comps. Since you’re investing from out of state and internationally, having a strong local team—agents, property managers, and contractors—is key, and there are plenty of professionals here who have experience working with remote investors. The city’s macro picture is improving with steady population pockets, job growth, and revitalization projects, and even small, well-managed rentals can generate positive cash flow while giving long-term appreciation potential. Happy to connect and answer any questions you have!
Welcome to the Cleveland market! My name is Mario and I'm with a local property management company here. We work with international investors all the time, so we’re very familiar with the 'boots on the ground' support you’ll need.
Your $100K–$150K range is perfect for solid Class B neighborhoods here like Old Brooklyn (44109) or Kamms Corners. We also have an inside sales team that focuses on helping our clients become successful investors. About 50% of the deals they find are off-market, which is a huge advantage for international buyers trying to avoid bidding wars.
Since you are looking for long-term hold, are you leaning more toward Section 8/subsidized housing or standard market-rate tenants?
Welcome, Oren! For buy-and-hold, Cleveland has some strong neighborhoods with solid cash flow in your price range. Definitely worth connecting with local agents, property managers, and contractors who have experience with out-of-state investors to make your first deal smooth. The Midwest market can offer lower entry costs and reliable rental income.