Client is a pro hockey player in Europe but does have Canadian Citizenship and a US tourist visa. 

Hello everyone, just wondering which B and C class neighborhoods in Cincinnati would be profitable to look at for a potential house buying and hold investment.

This woman is 104 and I consider her a saint b/c of her unbelievable generosity and kind nature.  

One company I work with, Lemonade, claims they are a "B-Corp".

Guessing you're looking at Class A properties - which will no cashflow for 3-5 years typically.Whether you buy locally, central FL or OOS, if you want positive cashflow you'll have to look at Class B or C properties.What are property Classes?

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Quote from @Wayne B.: Hi everyone,If the seller accepts my offer, I’ll soon be under contract on my first investment property, a 2,184 sq ft duplex in Columbus, Ohio, built in 1925 and located in a C-class neighborhood.

@Jonah B. it would be customary and appropriate to do a move in/move out condition inspection, and to have any specifics like house rules, quite hours, parking arrangements etc all down in writing and they can be exhibits to the lease or have it in a lease addendum. 

What I’m looking for - Buy and hold property- Long term tenants (ideally vacant at purchase) - Single family home - Class B to A (likely B for more cash flow opportunity) neighborhood - Opportunity to add value so am more than open to rehab - Cash flow as primary focus- An area with comparatively low risk of natural disaster - Of course somewhere with growing population and jobs and less than average crime.