All Forum Posts by: Will Skillman

I agree with Jake.  Prices are very high in in Oakley in relation to rents.

3 Rental Houses in Middletown, Ohio for sale

Asking $120k for all three properties. Positive cash flow. 13 CAP. CASH offers only.

PM me for financial info.  

Hey James.  I am a wholesaler and an investor friendly agent.  Feel free to reach out with any questions.  Happy to help.

Address?

@Melissa N. No this is a different building.  I will email the financials.

I have 26 units in Cincinnati near Xavier University.   

100% occupied.  Asking $1,244,000. 

Just send you a PM for Hyde Park Title

Welcome @Jacob Mossburg!

Cincinnati is a great investment market.  The market is tight, but there are deals to be found.  We wholesale on the east-side. Let me know if we can help find any deals.  Also, @George Emmons is a quality agent and he can help you navigate the market.

Good luck!

@Stefon Franklin Can you send financial info and property address to [email protected]?

I invest heavily on the east-side of Cincy and have been watching Madisonville for a long time. Years ago many investors started buying up Madisonville because it was thought to be up and coming.  Unfortunately the neighborhood hasn't quite performed like everyone had hoped. 

The area continues to get attention from investors because it is a very convenient location and surrounded by very affluent neighborhoods (Mariemont, Maderia, Indian Hill, Oakley).  However, the commercial development on Red Bank Road isn't enough to spur homebuyers and quality tenants in the heart of the Madisonville neighborhoods. 

A true resurgence will require a huge overhaul to the dilapidated business district along Madison Road between Stewart and Plainville.  This will take many years (and millions of dollars) to accomplish.

I do believe that Madisonville is up and coming, but very, very, very slowly.  That said, there are stronger investment areas in Cincinnati - OTR, Northside, and Mt Auburn.