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Colin Clark
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Dayton, OH
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New Member from Dayton, Ohio

Colin Clark
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Dayton, OH
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Hello BP Community,

I'm a new member from Dayton, Ohio.  I've been investing in real estate for about 5 years, but I've only recently discovered the Bigger Pockets community.  I've been amazed at not only the massive amount of resources available, but also the number of experienced investors who share their experiences and opinions.

My full time job is a Project Manager for a commercial construction company, but over the past 5 years I've purchased 6 single family rental houses (5 in Centerville, 1 in Beavercreek).  I currently manage all of them.  So far, I love it.  I'm always looking for new opportunities. 

My original plan was to only buy single family homes in nice suburbs with highly rated schools.  The theory was this would limit risk and lead to higher quality, longer term tenants that would be less likely to give me headaches.  Generally, this has proven to be true.  However, I'm finding these properties don't cashflow as well as other properties might in lower property value areas, so I'm considering expanding into other communities.  I've also considered other metro areas in order to diversify.  At some point I may venture into multi-family if I find the right opportunity. 

I'm glad to be joining this online community and look forward to contributing based on my limited, but growing, experience.

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