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Property Managers in DAYTON, OHIO
I am an out of state investor looking to purchase rentals in the Dayton, Ohio market. I was wondering if others investing in that market can share good and bad experiences with property managers there. I'm looking for reliable and honest property management and would like to know who I should consider and who to avoid.
Also, I would love input as to what specific parts of town (preferably via streets/highways and not just the name of a neighborhood) I should avoid. I am looking for B-C properties, and want to avoid all war zones. Thanks in advance, I so appreciate this forum.
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@Shaye Mann with your target neighborhood class, just about anything outside of Dayton city limits will be a fit. Some areas within Dayton will qualify as well. Fortunately, there are very few war zones/D areas here. That said, the Dayton market is very hyper-local. With little exception, it is nearly impossible to put a grade on any specific street or neighborhood. One block may be great, but the next one not so much. If you haven't already, your best bet would be to spend a couple days here and drive the neighborhoods to get a feel for the different areas, and not rely solely on input from someone who may or may not have your best interest in mind.
Also - you didn't mention what type of property you're seeking? Single families are less management intensive than small multis, so a C class SFR may be OK, but a small multi on the same block may not be.