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Updated almost 3 years ago on . Most recent reply
Better market for a newbie CLEVELAND or TOLEDO?
I've been looking into the Holton-Wise way of doing things as an OOS investor in Cleveland and I have to say it is quite attractive.
I would rather sacrifice some cash flow now as a high income earner then to deal with being a landlord and the nuances that come with investing out of state.
Anybody have opinions on either market for a newb OOS investor?
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You need to study the neighborhoods of the city you are going to invest in. There are many nuances between different zip codes and even different streets. Just picking one city or the other at the macro level is not the correct question to be asking. But since you asked .. Toledo.