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Jielu Zhao
  • Mason, OH
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New investor in Greater Cincinnati OH area seeking opportunities

Jielu Zhao
  • Mason, OH
Posted

Hi,

I am a new part-time investor in the Greater Cincinnati OH area. My goal is to achieve 100000 annual cash flow within 7 years. 

I have a few questions for the more experienced investors here.

I am working with an agent to shop for my first rental property. However I find it difficult to get a property to meet the 2% rule. I wonder if 2% is possible in Cincinnati area.

Also I am debating on the type of rental properties I should acquire to begin with, single family or multi family.

To achieve my goal I am not sure if I should go for the pricier properties in wealthy neighborhoods or the cheaper ones in the less wealthy areas.

BTW, I have some cash and my current salary should allow me to get a traditional loan of at least 300k.

Thank you!

Jay

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