I'm real-estate investors from Israel, looking to purchase my first investment property in Cleveland Ohio, for buy and hold.I would love to connect with local real estate agents, investors, and property managers who can provide recommendations for good Cleveland neighbourhoods and suburbs to look in my price range of $100K - $150KIn addition to buying my first property, I'm interested in continuing to invest and collaborate with local real estate professionals and renovations contractor in Cleveland.If you have experience working with out-of-state or international investors, I'd love to connect!

Long-term thinkers who enjoy collaborating usually add a lot of value here. 

Right now I’m expanding my local network for market analysis and a structured soft start and would love to connect with: • Real estate agents • Wholesalers • Appraisers • Property inspectors • Fix & flip contractors / general contractors • Title companies • Real estate attorneys 📸 Instagram: @immophants_captial If you’re active in the area and open to exchanging insights or exploring future collaboration, feel free to comment or message me.LOVE the market specific niche - by concentrating on limiting criteria you become the EXPERT in your niche ( German nationals investing in NC).  

These resources are invaluable for sharing insights, discussing trends, and potentially collaborating on projects.

If you’re based in Columbus (or do deals nearby), I always happy to meet good people, exchange insights, and see how we might collaborate on future projects, always happy to meet good people Looking forward to meeting more great people in this community!

The biggest impact to having a project run on time is picking the right contractor.

I'm interested in purchasing a multi-building (under 25 unit) project from a seller. 

If you are, then yes there are lenders that would use ARV, giving the deal credit for the land equity as long as the seller subordinates.  10k is a little light if it is your first construction project, lenders generally lower the ratios based on experience.  

I’m looking for tools or data sources that project insurance costs over time and climate-related risk (areas that may require flood insurance in the future or see outsized premium increases, etc)I know I can get current insurance quotes, but I want to understand historical trends and forward-looking projections so I can better assess hold periods and identify markets to avoid based on rising premiums or climate changes.

Some project-related pictures from the last few months: