My team and I thrive on seeking out off-market opportunities, leveraging our expertise to turn them into profitable ventures.I'm thrilled to be joining the BiggerPockets community to connect with fellow investors and potential partners.

As previous investor who acquired multiple investment properties through New Western prior to joining the brokerage & now acquiring for the company as a licensed realtor, I am thrilled to connect with other realtors & investors here on Bigger Pockets as myself.Off course if you’re looking to sell off any of your real estate investments or buy, I’m here to assist however I can!

Here are some aspects to consider in a market analysis for Cincinnati:Economy:Cincinnati has a diversified economy with strengths in sectors such as manufacturing, healthcare, finance, and technology.Major companies, including Procter & Gamble, Kroger, and Fifth Third Bank, have headquarters in the region, contributing significantly to the local economy.Real Estate:The real estate market in Cincinnati can vary by neighborhood.

Its definetaly a gamble unless you have personal info on the owners, deceased, no heirs, in prison, etc. 

The neighbors at the last location weren’t thrilled that we were keeping it a STR but they have been respectful.  

I’ll give up the short term thrill for long term benefit. 

For example - the seller can use it for their due diligence fee, pay off a credit card, pay off a medical bill, gamble, buy a bathtub full of gold, etc. the moment they receive it (normally the day after the offer is accepted).

Building your network is where the true thrill starts.

step & I am sure inspiring to many on here.I work with a number of developers and asset owners, and one of the common things we see seems to be what you're pointing to — the handover processes can be disjointed, especially as some folks in this industry are less thrilled to use technology like Slack for communication. 

Either way is a gamble but if they are a legitimate business you may have a chance at 25-50 cents on the dollar or more and that's a better return than zero.