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Carolyn McBride
  • Investor
  • Bay Area, CA
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Up and Coming Neighborhoods in Cincinnati for Rentals

Carolyn McBride
  • Investor
  • Bay Area, CA
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Hi there. I am a first-time investor interested in a small multifamily property in Cincinnati, Ohio. I'm aiming for a $100k-$200k price point, and can see these properties are available, but am not so sure about the neighborhoods or expected renter class associated with these lower-priced properties. I am open to doing light rehab but not complete renovations or large repairs. My husband is originally from Cincinnati, but has not been there in ten years and considers most neighborhoods "the hood". 

For those that are more experienced with the Cincinnati market, what are the up and coming (B/C graded) neighborhoods that have small multifamilies, a strong renter demand, and are likely to see appreciating rents? And I'm also curious are there any neighborhoods that could be especially popular with short-term rentals in the city?

Some neighborhoods with duplexes that seem particularly affordable are below. Are there any neighborhood-specific economic trends I should know about? 

- Price HIll

- Walnut Hills

- Avondale

- St. Bernard

- Norwood

- College Hill

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