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Dave Spooner
  • Rental Property Investor
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Where to invest in Cincinnati?

Dave Spooner
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
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I am considering buying another property in Cincinnati. What neighborhoods are up and coming? 

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    Slocomb Reed
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    Slocomb Reed
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    @Dave Spooner I used to live near OTR and I still love the two properties I bought down there before the market got too hot. Another great thing about the area is that most of the highway systems in Cincinnati are designed around going between downtown and the rest of the metro area. You can get great stable cash flow by driving west 10-15 minutes and appreciation/gentrification potential by going north, east, or south in under 10 minutes.

    I was more willing to discuss up-and-coming neighborhoods before COVID-19, but I'll say that I'm still happy I bought in East Walnut Hills and Northside in late 2018.

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