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What do you think about investing in Akron?

Alon Dayan
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Hi all, I’m  a newbie investor and looking into my first real estate opportunity.

I came across Akron, does anyone have any insights on the market there? any tips / alternatives? 

Thanks!

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Simon Ashbaugh
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Simon Ashbaugh
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Quote from @Alon Dayan:

Hi all, I’m  a newbie investor and looking into my first real estate opportunity.

I came across Akron, does anyone have any insights on the market there? any tips / alternatives? 

Thanks!


Hey Alon, this will generally depend on what you're after. While Akron offers affordability, Cleveland emerges as a better bet for steady rental income due to high renter occupancy. On the other hand, Columbus might be ideal for long-term appreciation due to population growth and a strong economy.

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