I definitely see a lot of growth in the future as the university has been pouring money into infrastructure on campus and student housing as well as you said the D1 status.

.- A strategic website that attract leads- A brand presence people can trust- Messaging that actually connects- Case studies that show resultsBecause when someone’s ready to buy or sell,they don’t scroll for hours.They pick the FIRST one who feels REAL!

Any tips, tricks, or advice would be greatly appreciated!

Study the market.

I personally use DIY cost seg for all my studies now, feel free to contact me for my discount code.

While we’ve studied books, read articles, and networked with industry professionals, we’re eager to tap into the wealth of knowledge here on BiggerPockets.We’re particularly interested in advice on navigating the Cincinnati market, tips for first-time homebuyer deals, and strategies for growing a new real estate business.

Why do you think this is a good tactic, especially if you are new?

I’m planning to attend some local REIA meetups and auction events to network in person.If anyone here has experience wholesaling and can offer tips on how else I can effectively connect with real cash buyers—or avoid wasting time on dead leads—I’d really appreciate it.Thanks in advance!

Great breakdown—this is a critical concept that often gets glossed over when investors first start diving into cost segregation.

I've been investing through different cycles and I’m seeing a lot of newer investors running into this same frustration.Here are a few approaches that may help unlock better opportunities:✅ Look for motivated sellers, not just listed inventory.