Are there any investors or real estate agents who can provide their thoughts on the area?

You may need to hire a property manager, maintenance staff, and possibly a leasing agent to help handle the day-to-day operations of the building.

I did a consult with them and when I passed on their ridiculous fees to several other reputable attorneys that do the same thing they about choked. 

Whether you’re an investor, a seasoned pro, or just someone who knows the Cincinnati scene inside out, I’d love to connect and see how we can team up to crush it together.I’m especially keen to link up with inspectors, contractors, agents, and anyone else who’s got the skills and integrity to bring to the table.

You definitely want to work with an agent who knows his areas and way around town.

I'm a real estate agent in New Hampshire and my brokerage sells a lot of land.

These issues caused missed deadlines, huge profit losses, and, most importantly, damage to their reputation.

@Harry Brooklyn I don’t know what others will say but you’re likely going to have to press the listing agent for more information until you can get more familiar with local towns.

Talk with a local lender and agent for some more advice around your local market as well.

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