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All Forum Posts by: Srini Murthy

Srini Murthy has started 4 posts and replied 48 times.

Post: Property inspector in Dayton-Ohio

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I am on contract on a Turnkey property in Dayton, OH. To complete my due diligence, I want to get an inspection-does anyone local have a recommendation for a good investment property inspector? I tried the search function but did not come up with anything relevant.

Post: Landlord Insurance Needed

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Quote from @James Wise:
Quote from @Srini Murthy:
Quote from @Jason Bott:
Quote from @Joel Matos:

I'm looking to see if there are any property owners that currently have landlord insurance for a property in the Cincinnati, OH area (5+ units) that they can refer me to. I'm an out of state buyer and don't know many insurance companies in the area. The bigger name companies I've been working with have given me quotes that seem outrageously high for the area. IF any of you currently work with someone and they're reasonably priced, I would greatly appreciate any referrals. 


 Joel, all of the best options for a 5U in OH will be with independent agents, not the direct writers.

I'll DM you the list of companies we use for our OH investors. 


 I am in the same boat, can you please DM me the agents please ??




I handle landlord insurance in Cincinnati as well as all the other popular cash flow markets in Ohio like Cleveland, Toledo, Columbus, Akron etc...

CLICK HERE & I'll set you up with a free quote.



 Sure let me send you a DM.

Quote from @James Wise:
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Any agents or investors in Columbus or Cleveland Ohio? I live in Hawaii and choose Ohio to be my area for my first investment.  I plan to do long term rental with high cash flow. What city would be better?  Job and population growth seem big in those cities as well. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks.


 Cleveland you'll get cheaper properties. Columbus you'll get properties that will probably have much higher value growth over the next 10-20 years.


 Sorry to hijack, Sir what are your thoughts on 

Cleveland, OH 44105


 My thoughts on 44105 as well as all the other zip codes in the Cleveland market are here in The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods.


 Thanks that is the first thing I look at for anything Cleveland . Any changes since or it is actively up to date?

Quote from @James Wise:
Quote from @Mandy Adams:

Any agents or investors in Columbus or Cleveland Ohio? I live in Hawaii and choose Ohio to be my area for my first investment.  I plan to do long term rental with high cash flow. What city would be better?  Job and population growth seem big in those cities as well. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks.


 Cleveland you'll get cheaper properties. Columbus you'll get properties that will probably have much higher value growth over the next 10-20 years.


 Sorry to hijack, Sir what are your thoughts on 

Cleveland, OH 44105

Post: Good COC Return Rate???

Srini MurthyPosted
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Quick question on the COC William the 6-7 % is with financing or without? If with financing what is a good rate?

Post: Investment property in Ohio - No RPD

Srini MurthyPosted
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Thanks @Brittany!

I feel the same. My realtor says it is not uncommon to not have it. However I am hesitant to proceed without it.

I am in the same boat, I was getting ready to make an offer on an off-market but the seller does not have a Property Disclosure form. Is this normal? 

Post: Investment property in Ohio - No RPD

Srini MurthyPosted
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I am looking at an investment property in Ohio. This is an off-market deal and there is no Residential Property Disclosure form for the property. Is this normal ? Anybody have experience buying without that? Pros and Cons?

Post: Landlord Insurance Needed

Srini MurthyPosted
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  • Posts 49
  • Votes 10
Quote from @Jason Bott:
Quote from @Joel Matos:

I'm looking to see if there are any property owners that currently have landlord insurance for a property in the Cincinnati, OH area (5+ units) that they can refer me to. I'm an out of state buyer and don't know many insurance companies in the area. The bigger name companies I've been working with have given me quotes that seem outrageously high for the area. IF any of you currently work with someone and they're reasonably priced, I would greatly appreciate any referrals. 


 Joel, all of the best options for a 5U in OH will be with independent agents, not the direct writers.

I'll DM you the list of companies we use for our OH investors. 


 I am in the same boat, can you please DM me the agents please ??

Quote from @Sam McCormack:
Quote from @Jennifer Cramer:

I'm a new member and this is my first post so please go easy on me!  I'm interested in investing in my first LTR or MTR.  I have a full-time job in NYC and travel excessively for work so I will need a property manager.  My goal is geared towards long-term wealth and eventually reaching a point where I don't have to work as hard because I'll have passive income to offset some of the income I will lose when I "take my foot off the gas".  I am not interested in house hacking as my plan is more centered around Buying and Holding.

The idea is to start in one area, build my team and then purchase my first property.  Eventually, I hope to build my rental property portfolio in the area I choose.  Initial budget is small, up to 300K with 25% down for the first property. Looking for Class A/B areas.    I don't really care about making a profit off the monthly rent in the short-term (though it will be nice!), I just want to build equity and not "lose" money.  Right now, I can't even narrow it down by state, much less city!!!  Here are my options:

1) Georgia - my old company was headquartered in ATL so I know the area well and have friends in the surrounding areas. Hower, it seems really over saturated so not sure if I should still look there

2) NC -  I'm drawn to this state but am not as familiar with the cities.  Looked at the Wilmington area but open to any suggestions

3) NY - upstate, NYC or even far out in LI (mastic Beach?).  It's my home state but property and taxes are so expensive outside of the city and in NYC you're dealing with maintenance fees, boards etc. I just think my money will go further elsewhere

3) Maine - I'm drawn here because eventually I want a second home in this state but this is my heart talking, not my brain

My question is, how did you go about deciding where you to invest? What resources did you use? Who did you talk to initially?  Does anyone have feedback on any of the areas I listed above? Are there other areas I should consider?  I realize this is incredibly broad, so I apologize but I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed.  Once I narrow it down, I feel like I will move but right now I'm stuck. Thanks in advance for your help. Looking forward to learning from all of you.


 Try Greater Cincinnati! If you like, we can just schedule a call and talk about what is your. 300k is more than enough to get a good 2-4 unit in a good area, that is (on paper) going to cash flow! And not just Cincinnati, Northern Ky as well. Growing area, more jobs, growing community, a few colleges, and good sports teams. Let me know, we can hop on a call and talk about what this area has to offer!


 I am interested. Please reach out.