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I am a junior undergrad looking for the best strategy and location in midwest

Vinay M.
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Hi there,

I am currently a third year student in my undergrad at a university in Toronto, Canada. I am originally from the midwest and I plan to go back (I don't know exactly where yet and am flexible) I wanted to get advice on a couple of things

1. What are the best places to own a rental property in midwest. ( I was thinking Cincinnati)

2. How should I approach saving for and investing in a rental property, (is seller financed a smart option)

3. How can I measure the ROI and other factors of a property to manage my risk the best and invest smartly?

4. How can I find a good property management company that is trustworthy and will give me maximum income? 

5. Looking to talk to a pro midwest investor with experience. 

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