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Finding sources of small multi-families in Cincinnati
I'm struggling with finding good deals on small multi-family properties (3 or 4 units) in Cincinnati for buy-and-hold rentals, and I'm hoping you BP users have suggestions on where to look. I've looked on loopnet and found a few that way, but they're either in neighborhoods that will likely require "excessive management," as I once heard it put, or they're out of my price range.
I've talked with agents and wholesalers, but it seems like multi-units are harder to come by for them, too. I only want a couple of buildings, so I don't see the value in starting a long-term direct mail campaign and becoming my own wholesaler. What am I missing? Where do you find leads for small multi-families?