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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

New to forums from Cincinnati Ohio
Hello,
I'm Derek Smith and I live in Cincinnati Ohio.
I currently have two rental houses and am looking to keep adding to my portfolio, whether it's more SFR, multi family's, or commercial.
I have a corporate job, working in corporate strategy and finance. I've lead teams through the study and approval of $100M projects, but still find it scary to push through deals when it's my own money and financial security on the line.
I'm looking for opportunities to meet like minded people in Cincinnati/ NKY. I've looked at the local REIA, but am rather turned off by it as they seem to always be selling/pushing something.
Anyone have experience with the Cincinnati REIA who can share their opinion? Good?Bad?
Thank you,
Derek