Here that $500k might get you an unimproved 1950s bungalow in a moderate area of town (say a 2/2 or 3/2  in Allied Gardens or Clairemont Mesa).

Dressers are by far the hardest thing to shop for, even moderately priced ones are marginal in quality. https://www.nathosp.com/product/et36f_c/hotel_guest_room_fur...

Each of these neighborhoods has great proximity to downtown Cincy.And for anyone looking a little farther out, the Erlanger/Elsmere are both areas that tend to get overlooked but have moderately priced single-family and occasional multi-family.

I am the Community Leader/Moderator for our local group. 

My personal experience managing a handful of lower to moderate priced units EOTR is that not having a washer/dryer at least available in the building will turn off a decent number of people - especially the kind of quality tenants you'd likely be looking for.

About half of the replies in this thread are amazed and confused by why the government would take such an action.The moderator prohibits us from answering this question if we discuss nasty things, but I assume we are allowed to state some statistics and make historical and logical observations as long as we do not break the rules.7.1% of the population report rental income on their tax return. 36.6% of the population rents.

@Tim Kaminski a flood zone of  "X" Is a moderate- to low-risk flood zone.

I like Cozy because it has a more moderate priced screening fee and allows for no partial rent payments. 

I've had moderate success and got my first property under contract on my 4th call (beginners luck, I know).

I've had moderate success and got my first property under contract on my 4th call (beginners luck, I know).