All Forum Posts by: Jordan Fiore

 Great input! We would not see this typically in another article. I appreciate your time and response on the matter Adam.

Hi Everyone, I am looking to do another fun post and ask for some feedback from the more experienced SFH or MFH(2-4 unit) investors. What are 1-3 most important tips in Real Estate Investing that you wish you knew when you first started out?

I 100% agree with you! This was going to be my next area on the list.

Hey Everyone! I just wanted to do a quick, fun post to see which areas are everyone's personal favorites for "up and coming" here in Cincinnati. Just make a list of your top areas, you can also add some explanations if you would like. I will go first......

1. Madisonville (New construction going up fast, surrounded by the best areas in Cincinnati)
2. Mt. Auburn (New construction, Close to Findley Market and downtown)
3. Norwood (All of Norwood is being fixed up and made new, close to Oakley and Hyde Park)
4. Northside (A lot of construction going up over the next few years)
5. Westwood (NOT East Westwood) (Closer to the Westside Brewery the better)
6. St. Bernard (Close to Northside, I think this will become much better)

7. East Price Hill (Closer to incline district the better, close to downtown)

A lot of other variables need to be taken into account but strictly looking at numbers. I would say the 1% rule should easily apply in this area. $140k property should have minimum $1500 rent per month with those same expenses. Just ballparking the numbers here. Obviously have wiggle room there based on the state of the property.

Hi Naveen,

Values have definitely increased but there is still a lot of opportunity here in Cincinnati. It just depends on the areas you are looking to invest in and the specific property. -Jordan

Hi Noel,

I would have to agree with Jeremy that Cash on cash should be a bit higher in this area. I do like the East price hill area for long term investing though. (Close to downtown, Incline District is growing, property values are fairly low) -Jordan

 Fantastic list! I would also add the Evanston and Avondale areas. 

Hi Beda, I would be more than happy to sit down with you. I could definitely be of assistance and if not, it is always great to network! Hope all is well. -Jordan

Hi Evan,

You are for sure ahead of the ball. Getting all of your research and due diligence done up front is the key. I do agree, owner occupied is the way to go. Less down payment and they have great rates as well. I would recommend browsing certain areas in Cincinnati in person as well. You have multiple resources in these forums, so reach out to anyone that might be of service to you. 

Jordan