@Ryan SlicerThank you, any tips on the Cincinnati Market?

Any tips?

I dont know if you are as terrible reader as I used to be, so let me give you a quick tip in order to get better at it.

Let me know if you guys have any tips, or any ideas of what I should do next.

Any and all tips would be appreciated, thank you!

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So you and your agent need to look at the data for comparable pending and (very) recently sold homes, as well as whatever active homes may be available - because solds and pending aside, the value of this prospective home will be comparatively lower if there are 15 similar homes on the market for buyers to look at compared to if there are just one, two, or zero other homes like this for buyers.And I know it's tough with HUD homes because they don't take escalators, but in the end, armed with your market analysis data, you need to bid your 'walk away' price, meaning that if you bid a dollar under what it goes for you'd be OK with not getting it, rather than kicking yourself and wishing you had bid a dollar more.

Great tip !

- Any other tips for finding great deals are welcome.

Well the reference room in Philadelphia never picks up the phone or responds to voicemail but via leveraging the tip of a record existing in 1969 was indeed helpful.