I have considered turning this into a rental and holding it for a while but I would have to come up with the funds to buy out my siblings since they are not interested in being landlords.

I own a couple investment properties, 5 units in total and have found the buy and hold investment route has worked out great for me here... certain areas in the city have low investment property purchase prices (50K to 70K) with high rental prices.

@Jack DavisSince you asked for Cincinnati Market, I will not able to comment on that, however cap rates in general for stabilized properties range from 8 - 12.I hold a managing broker license and deal in Central Illinois area.

Hold true to integrity and treat people right and you will have a great business.  

Not knowing every little detail of what's going to happen is part of what's holding me back, yet I thrive off of that kind of thing.

I'm living (own a condo) and working in Cambridge, investing in buy and hold properties in Minneapolis, MN.  

I may be a mile off, but the air stinks and the public is getting a whiff of it.Moral of story....FLIP....FLIP...FLIP some more(to build the bank account)and then BUY, BUY, BUY, HOLD

Thanks for all of your support, and if anyone has questions about foreclosures in AZ, fix and flip or boy and hold SFR i would be happy to help.  

I recently purchased a 3-family buy and hold and I also manage another 2-family rental. 

Some variables I've decided on are that we would prefer buy-and-hold investing, to rent out, and that we will continue working with average combined salaries around 80-90k/year, and am open to beginning with a duplex to get the whole house-hacking ball rolling.