They meet tonight in Latham at The Century House (always the 3rd Monday of the month).Best of luck!

They are not really investors but speculators.Micheal  its totally apples to Oranges  when i got into this game a century ago or it feels like that.. investors did not buy SFR's per se like they do in droves today.. and from my cheap seats.. all the new construction we build not a single property goes to an investor.. price is the price and you get to the price by cost plus profit and profits are generally 10 to 20% of gross sales prices as your cmpeititon backs into it the same way.its only the last 20 or so years were soup de jour is getting rich only rentals and the easiest way to do that is buy low value SFR.. beginners can t start generally with 2 mil apartment complex.. but they can a 75k SFR.. 

There is an emerging c class with high quality mid century construction in many midwest cities.

Brick will last for literally generations, centuries even, without ever having to mess with siding or painting.

You've waited until now to buy an investment, unless this is the deal of the century you'll be able to find another.

People don't go to turn key to get the "screaming hot deal of the century".

This house is also on the historic registry so it is not newer, just has been beautifully maintained and updated.I personally have a 6 bedroom, 4 bath home in Akron, it has original woodwork throughout, bathrooms and kitchen have been updated to taste with the flow of the mid-century design when the home was built, and it is rented for $2,700 a month. 

Originally posted by Account Closed Define C+I’m not the source of definitions, but to me it means neighborhoods with a lot of blue collar job tenants in early 19th century built housing stock.

Toledo has been on the downswing since the early 20th century. 

Neighborhoodscout Ohio cities for this century:- cleveland: 1/10- Cincinnati: 3/10- Toledo: 1/10- Columbus: 5/10 (one hits average)I chose Ohio cities because of the mass Ohio posts from Ohio agents, turnkey providers, etc.