All Forum Posts by: Tyler Everidge

Hey Ting, 

Basically you will want to shop around different real estate brokerages and choose one that fits you best. That broker will be able to sponsor you. I really like Exp Realty here in Dayton and Cincinnati, and I will be happy to discuss that with you but there are plenty out there. Best of luck and reach out anytime!

Thanks for the mention @Bonnie Low! 

Yes Joe, I have plenty of PM and contractor contacts. I you want to DM me the location of your property in Dayton, I will be able to point you in the right direction. 

Hey Todd, 

If you have a local real estate agent you are working with, they should be able to point you in the right direction. If not then feel free to DM me and I will be happy to give you recommendations depending on where the property is located. Best!

Hello George!

I'm a Dayton native, real estate agent and investor. I primarily work with investors in the area and I would be happy to hop on a phone call with you. Sending you my contact information now. 

@Chris Picciurro

Yeah, each of the cities I've mentioned has those drivers in them. I know a few others already touched on Columbus. 

Dayton- Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Medical Care (MV North, MV South, Soin Medical), Schools/sporting events- University of Dayton and Wright-State University (which also host a lot of performers). Amazon is building distribution centers near the air port, also in that area is P&G and Energizer. 

Cincinnati- Xavier and UC, Bengals, Reds, Comets (minor league hockey). Fifth-Third Bank, Kroger, American Financial Group are a few of the big businesses. Several medical centers. 

Cleveland- Cleveland Clinic, browns and Indians/Guardians for sporting events. Sherwin-Williams, PNC, Keycorp, etc. 

Hey Kyle, 

Only speaking for Ohio, the cities where investors have solid performing MTR and STR rentals are Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, and Cleveland.

I'm sure there are other spots, but these are the ones many of my investors have had success. This is largely due to the economics of theses cities, as well as being in the right spot of the city. 

Feel free to reach out anytime, if you would like to chat more!

Hey Tyler! 

I am a local real estate investor and agent here in Dayton, OH. Sending you a DM with my contact information. Happy to chat with you about the city and specific areas. Best!

Tyler Everidge

Exp Realty 

Hey J, 

I actually have clients from Canada currently investing in Ohio. I have some lenders that should be able to help you with your situation. Feel free to DM me and we can talk in more detail. 

I think it would depend on your timeline and goals with this. If it were me buying a SFH portfolio, I would fix them up and sell them off individually to get a higher ROI. I personally wouldn't want to hold a SFH portfolio longterm because of the management and exit strategy. Plus with these homes being older it doesn't sound like you would want to hold them for the long term anyways, unless your willing to dump a lot of capital into them.

If the goal is to hold longterm then I think there are plenty value add apartment buildings with that unit count, around that area and in Cleveland, that would make more sense. 

Hey, 

Shoot me a DM, I have some referrals I can send you.