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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
B and C neighborhoods in Cincinnati
Hello everyone, just wondering which B and C class neighborhoods in Cincinnati would be profitable to look at for a potential house hack/long term buy and hold investment. Considering I am a beginner, I'd like to stay away from low end and high crime neighborhoods. Just wondering everyone's thoughts. The neighborhoods around Cincinnati would also be acceptable, as I am located in Hamilton.
Thanks everyone,
Mark
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Just to clarify - Hyde Park and Oakley (depending on location) are not B/C class - if you are looking for B/C class best place to look are the other area's and potentially even the West Side of Cincinnati. Hyde Park and Oakley are premium areas at this stage.