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Multi-Family Properties
Hi investors,
I am strongly considering investing in multi-family properties in the Cincinnati and NKY area. I recently moved to the area so I am seeking advice on the hot and cold neighborhoods for multi-family homes. On another note, has anybody had any experience investing in Clifton or around UC's campus? Any information, experiences, or advice would be much appreciated! Thanks.
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@Chris Patzelt I recently moved away from Cincy where I was born and raised. Our company built a sizable portfolio in Cincinnati including a 42 unit building. My partner still is heading up cincinnati while we also now are pursuing NW Georgia markets.
We don't own in Clifton but I know it well. I think it would be a very difficult location to own your first apartment. The buildings are very old and difficult to maintain, tenant turn over is almost 100% annually due to the school year. I would avoid clifton for your first one. If you want to talk other areas in Cincinnati, feel free to reach out to me directly.
Best of luck!