All Forum Posts by: Sam McCormack

@Joseph M Limpert

Hi Joseph, have you thought about OOS investing? Cincinnati is a great place to start. Cash flowing properties, opportunities to BRRRR, and appreciation friendly areas. Let me know if Cincinnati sounds interesting to you!

@Nick Tarantino

Hi Nick, cash flow can be found abundantly in Cincinnati! As well as the potential for Long Term Appreciation. Just depends on the area. Let me know if Cincinnati interests you! I am excited to show you what is on the market!

@Kollin Ruiz

Hi Kollin, I wouldn't worry too much on age. I have seen houses built in 1880 that look better than houses built in the 60's. It depends on the type of foundation. And older houses have stone foundations, which are normally very good and sturdy, as well as a poured foundation. I would never pass on an inspection though, always make sure to get that

Hi @Evan Zeigler

If you are ever interested in Cincinnati man let me know! I know you are in Dayton but if you invest in Cincy I will be your guy for that!

@Josh Edelman

Good to hear man! I sent you a DM!

 Sent you a DM!

@Josh Edelman

Hi Josh, I am an agent in Cincinnati, OH and I think Cincinnati has what you need! Cash flow AND appreciation, low purchase price, etc. Let me know what you think, I would love to answer any question you may have!

@Casey Serafino-Lee

Hi Casey, midwest is a great place to invest, especially for cash flow! I think Cincinnati is a good place to invest, it has a mix of the both and in certain areas it is higher than the other so you have more of a choice of where to invest and knowing a better idea of what to expect! Let me know if Cincinnati interests you!

Hi @Luis Puello

I am an agent in Cincinnati and I think Cincinnati would be. good fit. And congrats on your decision to get your RE license! It is very hard to read about Real Estate investing and not be confused though, a lot of people say different things and it can be hell. Cincinnati has cash flow and as well as that appreciation friendly areas. Let me know if Cincinnati interests you!

@Kelly Elterman

If you would like to stay there, I would recommend finding a beat up house and BRRRR/Flip it. Besides that, going OOS is a good option. You have many places to choose from, midwest being a good option for cash flow. Like in Ohio. You have 3 great cities that all are a bit different. Cleveland is cash flow king, Columbus has better appreciation, but Cincinnati generally has a mix of both, just depends on the area of Greater Cincinnati you are in. I am in Greater Cincinnati, let me know if any of what I told you peaks your interest!