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Anthony D'Angelo
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Invest in Cleveland/Akron or Columbus Ohio?

Anthony D'Angelo
  • Real Estate Agent
  • El Cajon, CA
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Hi Investors, Brokers, and Realtors:

What do you recommend to a California investor that wants to invest in Ohio for Cash Flow? I know the appreciation is not the greatest but cash flow is great. I have heard good things about both. My criteria is pretty much cash flow, landlord friendly, I want multi-family over SFR, Section 8 tenants mostly.

Thanks!

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Joshua Janus
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Joshua Janus
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Quote from @Anthony D'Angelo:

Hi Investors, Brokers, and Realtors:

What do you recommend to a California investor that wants to invest in Ohio for Cash Flow? I know the appreciation is not the greatest but cash flow is great. I have heard good things about both. My criteria is pretty much cash flow, landlord friendly, I want multi-family over SFR, Section 8 tenants mostly.

Thanks!


 Section 8 (CMHA in Cleveland commonly) is a great way to create long term consistent cash flow. You can do it in single family and multi family. 

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