Hello Fellow Cincy Investors/owners,My partners and I are looking to target 30-100 unit buildings in Cincy and would love some direction on the best neighborhoods, as well as where to avoid. collectively, we have done all in NYC, and are looking to venture out of The tri-state.Happy to connect and hop on a call to discuss.Thank you all in advance,Jason

In today's expensive to live in world you can't expect a PM to drive hundreds or thousands of miles every month or every few months to personally collect your rents.

Items to consider when you rent the homeYou will collect gross rental income and pay for expenses(Insurance, RE Taxes, Interest, Repairs, etc).

If something happened the policy would pay for clean up and I would collect the rest and then buy another house with it, which there are plenty of in the area, rather than rebuild.

I usually collect via zelle or venmo - I have a late fee written into the lease, but how would/should I actually enforce this?

They do not collect security deposits, have terrible communication, and do not raise rents with inflation.

Basically my friend said Sierra will find the asset for you and they collect 5% of the monthly as a fee.

So many just list thinking if someone’s crazy enough to pay their price they’ll sell, otherwise they’ll just be happy collecting rents.

You're at real risk of burning out if you focus solely on flipping.Buy and hold allows you to collect some income over the long stretch. 

Once the judge signs the writ of eviction (last step in MI before you physically remove them) we are not allowed to collect funds...if we do, we have to return in before doing the eviction.