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Markian Sich
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Oceanside, CA
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8 SF homes in the Maple Heightd / Garfield Heights Ohio area

Markian Sich
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Oceanside, CA
Posted

So here is yet another Ohio package I'm looking at... 

8 single family 3b/1b homes in Maple Heights / Garfield Heights / Euclid area, all selling for about 50k with about 850-950 in rent. Some are section 8, some are not. I can split up the deal I am pretty sure. They are completely rehabbed and look great, inside and out. 

I got some negative feedback recently on Cleveland Heights multi-family properties and so I decided to explore single family properties in other areas. 

Is anyone familiar with these areas? How do you feel about section 8 in these areas in particular? The numbers seem pretty good, any Ohio specific things I should consider? 

Thank you all, I appreciate it!

Markian

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