As more buyers are driven towards lower priced homes, wouldn't it put more price pressure at the lower price points and result in softening of values on the higher end?

If credit, criminal, eviction issues are not there with group A I probably lean towards taking them.

A lot of parts are very oil-driven so the "attractive" assets you see today can suffer from dramatic swings in valuation.

I've only driven through Broad street, which seems a "little" chaotic and distressed. 

Cincinnati is primarily a financial center and its economy is not nearly as driven by manufacturing as other cities in the region.

@Eric A. I

But in the US of a A, I would never choose a tenant who has demonstrated they can’t pay.

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This doesn't mean the house is still in the same condition, but depending on how recent the listing is, condition may not have changed too much.We've not been successful bidding on these for the past 6 months (competition has driven bid prices way too high now).

The city's robust rental market driven by a growing population ensures a steady income stream.