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2-4 Unit Properties in Cincinnati (& possibly Dayton)

Mica Moore
  • San Antonio. Tx
Posted Feb 11 2019, 12:32

I have my eye on Cincinnati due to the affordable pricing (to purchase my first investment property - buy & hold). Looking for 2-4 units to keep it Residential not Commercial.  I see that the buildings are pretty old, and I imagine this is or could be a maintenance nightmare. The Cash Flows that I have seen on the MLS look excellent (on paper), but what are the realities?  I guess that ties with my main questions - why are properties so cheap? What's the catch?  High maintenance?  Tenants who can't pay rent regularly? Low demand for these units?  If so, that looks like a recipe for disaster - spending money on maintenance while have no paying tenants.  Am I too cynical or is this an obvious red flag? What's the true ROI like out there?

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