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Columbus or Cleveland Ohio for BRRRR/Cashflow?

Mandy Adams
  • Hilo, HI
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Any agents or investors in Columbus or Cleveland Ohio? I live in Hawaii and choose Ohio to be my area for my first investment.  I plan to do long term rental with high cash flow. What city would be better?  Job and population growth seem big in those cities as well. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks.

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Brandon Goldsmith
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Columbus is a higher purchase price but more growth overall for the long term. Cleveland will be easier to enter as the numbers will look a little bit better due to the price points. Just all depends on the long term goals. @Mandy Adams

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