Many out-of-state investors look at Ohio to grow and build their portfolios.It's a growing, landlord-friendly market, and certain cities/pockets provide strong cash flow.https://spectrumnews1.com/oh/columbus/news/2024/01/08/cleveland-columbus-cincinnati-top-10-hottest-markets-https://www.cleveland.com/news/2023/12/ohio-town-ranked-no-1...https://www.fox19.com/2024/02/13/cincinnati-ranked-no-2-by-z...

I have been looking that direction recently too, because I read news another day Honda has built a car-parts plant near Lincoln AL?

Every day I wake up to look at Google News and there is at least one article about Foreclosure, or Fixed Income Tenant can't stay where they have been from before the Covid or the Widow who has lived in the 2/1 house for 50 years cannot pay the increases in Property Tax, Home Owner's Insurance, Lights, Water and everything else.

https://www.bizjournals.com/louisville/news/2024/03/21/city-...

The good news isn’t for home buyers or home sellers.

Quote from @Marcus Lane: It would a tough claim, after thinking about it a bit I decided it's probably best to just hold off until I leave my w2 job to use up those losses.More bad news.

That's great news Samantha!

Man, humanity is predictable.The current news hyperbole is free-spinning existential nonsense re: extinction level agency event in the making- realtor survival rates are/have been akin to baby sea turtles, so now what?

Good news is, more for us :)

Indeed it will be bad news for the consumer as a lot will get locked in with inexperienced / part time agents who never make the cut.