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Cleveland, Ohio Vs. Cincinnati, OH
Does anyone have any opinion about these markets? Whether that is one over the other or just staying out of both of them? We are interested in expanding to other markets that may have good ROI. All comments welcome.
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@Brian Boyd Cincinnati and Dayton for sure. I've invested all over Ohio and find that I prefer this part of the state over any other. It's the part I know best, though, so that's a big reason why! There are still a lot of great deals to be had here if you know where and how to look.
We just sold several 4-units and we're getting ready to sell several more. Solid returns for MidWest prices. As @Jaron Walling mentioned, Cincinnati is on a great, steady upward trend. Downtown has luxury apartments by the river that are surrounded by fantastic restaurants, and there's a LOT to do. Dayton has been undervalued for quite a while, and it seems like people are finally taking notice of it. There are pockets of opportunity all over around here, so as long as you have someone you can trust on the ground, overall great place to invest! :)