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Fritz Liedtke
  • Investor
  • Hillsboro, OR
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Cincinnati vs Columbus, Ohio for Stability and Cash Flow?

Fritz Liedtke
  • Investor
  • Hillsboro, OR
Posted

Sorry, I meant to say Cleveland vs Cincinnati, but there's no way to edit the title....  Or should I be considering Columbus too?

I'm researching out of state investment areas for cash-flowing, long-term buy and hold SFR properties. Looking for cash flow, and hopefully some appreciation, in a stable market that is undervalued. (In light of recent natural disasters, I'm also looking at areas that are less natural-disaster prone.) I'm currently focusing on researching Ohio, and specifically Cincinnati and Cleveland, and don't want to be spread into too many areas, so want to choose one.

What are the pros and cons of the 2 cities?  What do you love or hate?  Where specifically would you invest if you invested in one?

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