All Forum Posts by: Zachary Schimenz

 See, full of s*it. First you say "oh, you got a hell of a deal!!!". Then, when asked to purchase the house back, all of a sudden it's "wait, we don't want it for the price we SOLD it at, we want it for the price its actually WORTH."

Just as I thought, won't put your money where your mouth is.

And then to be entitled enough to say "minus everything we did" bro you're being PAID for that. That's your JOB. If you're a garbageman and you take out the trash and get paid for it, you can't go up to everyone like "I took out your trash, you owe me!"

But hey, it's funny when it comes down to it, Ohio Cash Flow won't put their money where their mouth is, so we know where the Bullsh*t lies...

Yea, their "proof" on my supposed "ROI" is based on them sending me an email saying I got a great ROI. Which isn't true. $25,000 bill for repairs, eviction costs, not to mention all the money I lost when the property actually isn't valued anywhere close to the price they said it was.

Engelo and Dominique, If you're not full of #$%, and you ACTUALLY think I didn't get ripped off, then put your money where your mouth is. I'm happy to sell you back the property at the $85,000 I bought it for. And since houses have been appreciating like crazy the last few years, it *should* be worth much more than that based on what you guys say it's worth.

So either put your money where your mouth is or stop lying to people.

Dude they suck. There's a reason they do Cash Only offers - because they sell you properties that are *supposedly* fully renovated, and once you buy them you can't get out of it. I lost about $25,000 through them, will never work with them again

I had a horrible experience with them. Lost about $25,000 on the "fully renovated" house they sold me. Avoid at all costs. 

Don't go with Ohio Cash Flow - they're known to rip off investors, I lost about $25,000 with one of their properties

I had a terrible experience as well. I lost about $25,000 buying one of their "fully renovated" properties (it's in quotes for a reason). There's a reason they do cash only offers.... avoid these guys at all costs

Not true - everyone I talk to about you guys says the same thing - an eye roll and something along the lines of "ya they screw over everybody".

Oh, and that "12% gain"??? Well it's wiped out by 1. the fact that the property is worth less than half of what you sold it to me for (based on the appraisal) and 2. The $26,000 renovation bill I just got hit with when the tenants YOU moved in got evicted (great job on the screening process there).

Oh, and by the way, if I got such a good deal, feel free to buy the property back at the price you sold it to me for. Contact me, I am available at any time. So put your money where your mouth is if you actually believe the things you say (which you don't, of course)

I'll keep this short. I bought a property from them for $85,000. After I bought it the property appraised for LESS THAN HALF that amount. On top of that they promised a "fully renovated property" - then a few years later I get hit with a $26,000 renovation bill when the tenants got evicted (great work on the tenant screening guys). All in all I've lost over $25,000 on this property and will probably lose more before I can get rid of it. But you can see the pics below and make your own judgement.

Since then I've talked to others in the industry, and when I mention Ohiocashflow they kinda go "ohhhh......" like "yea, we've seen this before..."

Anyone know of a good property manager in Toledo Ohio? I own a duplex there, looking for someone to manage it.

Thanks!

Hey, I bought a property in Toledo Ohio a few years ago cash for $85k. Now that home values have been skyrocketing the last few years I feel like I could get a good chunck of money out of a refinance.

How do you go about finding a lender, do you just start calling banks or is there a better way? Or if you have any recommendations on lenders you've had a good experience with in the past that would be amazing.

Thanks!