I was planning to do cash-out, but there are several factors coming together that is making that a less attractive option (higher interest rate, longer seasoning).

I'm starting to lean towards buying B or better properties, which don't cash flow as well in the beginning, but will have better long term appreciation and attract better tenants. 

Sometimes tenants do something that attracts pests (eg food is improperly stored, trash and food are left out, etc.  

New construction can be a very attractive option in certain markets.

The city has seen revitalization efforts, especially in neighborhoods like downtown and the Third Ward, attracting new businesses and residents.

Because the Property Class dictates the Class of the tenant pool that the property will attract.

I love that you’re already narrowing down specific zip codes and doing your due diligence.I’ve heard good things about 73170 and 73135, especially with the proximity to Tinker Air Force Base, which tends to attract stable tenants.

It also results in a nicer product, attracting better tenants. 

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In Ohio, Columbus is popular for appreciation, while investors are attracted to Cleveland for the great cash-flow.