there are plenty of good streets and you can find little outliers... for example in Price Hill there is the INCLINE DISTRICT which has a theatre, wine bar, Primavista, and Incline House restaurant... you see rehabs going up all around, all homes built before or at turn of the century....outside of Cheviot and the Incline District you're going to be in between C-D neighborhoods more than likely.... depends on your tolerance and what your trying to get into.

Will depend on several factors like the type of property, type of tenants, your risk tolerance, other assets you own, your estate planning, laws where the property is located, etc.

One for your IRA and one for you servicing.As for the amount, it's really up to you, your risk tolerance, and your cost of capital.

We can provide talking points and things to consider, but you'll have to decide for yourself your risk tolerance, your future projections (on the wider economy and real estate), and your personal financial decision and goals. 

Partnering with a private investor the key benefits are :-quick access to capital and can take advantage of deals that may slip by- Reduce your personal risk in case the deal take too long or goes bad-In most cases a private investor will fund 100% once you establish a track record with themHard Money Loan Benefits- You get the keep 100% of the profit for assuming 100% of the risk I think all depends on your personal risk tolerance & capital. 

You have to know your own risk tolerance, and you need to factor in extra money for repairs and vacancy in higher crime areas.

Will depend on several factors like the type of property, type of tenants, your risk tolerance, other assets you own, your estate planning, laws where the property is located, etc.

Our strategy has evolved as the market changes and WE change - in terms of experience, risk tolerance, desire to deal with fewer challenges.

Factors on how you want the deals to structure, risk, tolerance of rehab, rental price zone, cash left in deal, and how long term you have seems to make an impact on which area you pick.

Anyway, there's a lot of strategy to it and making sure you buy the right deal that works for your goals and risk tolerance.