I am an engineer from Cincinnati and investing in Cincinnati looking to expand in the MF space over the next few years.

Negative Chi tends to cling to such places and it will require the application of strong space clearing and purification methods to make the building habitable, let alone achieve a degree of auspiciousness.Having said all that, since you mentioned the cemetery is further down the road and barely visible, you should be ok.

However, if you reach out to some real estate brokers near you or your search area, they will often have more opportunities in the space than you might or even an agent. 

I live in the upper level and the lower level is just unused space.

My analysis is this:Cons- I personally found the downtown and surrounding areas to be very depressing and almost empty (vacant shops, office spaces, neglected buildings and storefronts). 

Nathan - there is a lot to learn and know when it comes to partnership deals, raising capital and the student housing space in general.

New to the multifamily space but here are the numbers.Purchase Price: 225000 Annual Scheduled Gross Income 30,000, 3% Vacancy Year 1 and 3% Year 2 And Beyond, Putting in 3k Rehab For Appliances landscaping, No Flood Zone, 21%+ COC on a LTV to be determined...

BP Podcast Episode 138 has some good info about self-storage. https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/2015-09-03-bp-podcast-138storagesystemsseo-michael-rogersWas thinking of buying something thats stabilized enough that it would be a decent investment but at the same time a the potential growth in terms of units or space would be nice.

I have a tool for landlords to list rentals and shared space, schedule showings and generate leases all 100% free for landlords. 

@Zaide WillisMake sure the price of the property plus the cost of the rehab will keep a space for you profit when you do wholesale.