All Forum Posts by: Sam McCormack

@Nazanin Boojar

I sent you a message

@Ronda Henderson

Largely depends on the area. That is big too, 6bd/3ba for Cincinnati is pretty big. Every think of renting by the room?

@Nick Tarantino

Hi Nick, give any thought to Cincy? 50k is actually the minimum I would normally advise to have saved to invest, and getting a property for 200k is common! Cash flow friendly market as well!

@Jamal Alston

Hi Jamal, have you given any thought to Cincinnati? Cash flowing or appreciative friendly market (depending on where you decide to invest). Let me know if that interests you, I would love to show you what we have!

@Marcelo Vilela

Hi Marcelo, I can help with KY and OH! Let me know! I am in Cincinnati and I can navigate NKY as well (Covington/Newport, not Louisville). I just shot you a message!

@Utsav Mahi

Utsav, we got deals in Cincinnati to be done! Whether they are on market or not they are here! Give Cincinnati a try and let me know, we will get one, if not multiple!

@Mike Primsky

Hi Mike, it sounds like you are primarily looking for cash flow, stop me if I am wrong though. But Cincinnati might be a good place. Generally, I would recommend midwest of course. But Cincinnati, depending on the area, can offer appreciative friendly areas and cash flowing properties! I would recommend normally at least doing some rehab to really get the full effect. But I have seen recently buyers coming back from their very high expectations. Let me know if any of that sounds good to you!

 Hi Anthony, I am in Cincinnati and think you could find something good here! I would love to talk about what your preferences are and what strategy you are looking to use! DM me if you are interested in Cincinnati!

Hi @George P Cannon

You may be interested in Cincinnati. You can use a HELOC on your house and use that as a DP, a big DP too if you like. Cincinnati has good SMF properties and I think you will like what you see with a small down payment!

@Ryan Lam

As you have seen before. It would be smart to buy OOS, landlord friendly areas preferred. Florida, Ohio, Texas, Kentucky, etc. I am an agent in Cincinnati, well known for mix of cash flow and appreciative friendly areas. Just like Ray said, having an agent in that area for you is probably the most important. Realtors should know some contractors, lenders, PMs, etc you could use in that area