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All Forum Posts by: Leonardo Rodriguez

Leonardo Rodriguez has started 7 posts and replied 13 times.

Hi everyone, 
Looking for the best comping tool I could use to find accurate rents, and ARV's for properties. I have used Propstream and Batchleads in the past and many times it has been inaccurate. I'm also thinking of getting my Real Estate license but only reason I would get it is to have access to the MLS and nothing wrong with getting my license but I just don't ant to waste my time with it if there is a system or systems out there can I can pay for.

Quote from @Christian Martinez:

@Leonardo Rodriguez Welcome to the area!! I would love to connect with you, I own and operate CBG Construction Management. We specialize in General Contracting and Consulting. Message me and we can talk about your parameters.


 sent you message give me call would love to connect with you 

Quote from @Michael Craven:

Cincinnati is definitely a good area to invest in, too. It’s bigger than Dayton and there is  a good bit of revitalization happening in various neighborhoods. You have a mix of already boomed/young professional areas, established suburbs (A and B types), and up and coming neighborhoods. Plus, because of the universities, hospitals, and bigger downtown there’s the option for long-term, medium-term, short term, or student rentals (depending on the area) which is nice. 


 Love it! Thank you very much for the info! 

Quote from @Adam Feick:

@Leonardo Rodriguez
I suggest joining the Dayton Real Estate Investing Network on FB. They are a great group of local investors that share a lot of know how. There are plenty of referrals for all the people you are looking for. Good luck


 Thanks for that! Just joined looking foward to it 

@Gordon Starr Thanks for the info. While doing research I also found north Dayton is growing areas around the airport are growing quickly a few manufacturing companies moving up there as well if I'm not mistaken. lots of building as well. I was told north Dayton is a little bit of a more blue-collar area. 

@Michael Craven Thanks for the info. I Put my box right at 1950 at first but just looking around some wholesale deals all over I kept seeing properties below 1950. So I didn't know If it would be a good idea to open the buy box. Also Just wondering any thoughts in Cincinnati. I was thinking of investing in both cities but I don't know much about Cinci. The only reason I'm Leaning to Dayton is that my in-laws lived for 4 years and they just know the areas well. But Cinci intrigues me a lot. Is it still affordable to invest there? Is it still a good BRRRR Market?

Hi everyone, 
I'm from AZ and moving to Dayton Ohio in a few months to start purchasing rentals. I have been in real estate for 2 years and AZ is just overpopulated now and has gotten expensive to invest especially when you are trying to BRRRR I know climate change is going to suck but It's going to be worth it. I'm looking to connect with realtors, all types of lenders, Wholesalers, and GC's. I have been studying the area a lot lately. I'm also trying to narrow down my Buy Box. The main issue I'm having with the buy box is the year build. Just trying to see what year builds I should avoid in Dayton as well as what type of build will i find in Dayton such as Brick, Stucco, Concrete, Wood etc... Any type of advice helps. Thanks.

I wanted to see if anyone out there has worked or had any experience with Rent Marble. They claim to be a virtual property management company. 
https://www.rentmarble.com/how...

I'm an out-of-state investor an I'm looking for a reliable Property management Company that has experience working with out-of-state investors. 

Hey everyone looking for GC's in Cincinnati. Looking for someone who has experience working with investors. If they have experience working with Investors virtually/out of state even better.