I'm from Columbus but have been looking into Dayton as a potential location for my first investment property.

Is this a scam or am I okay?

The appreciation potential in these areas looks promising though.What is your take on the Pratville area and the area north of the river around 4th and Grant in Sand Springs?

Yes, I foresee many potential issues that you'll want to consider carefully before pulling the trigger on an OOS property in a C or D area (see my previous post for details).Good luck out there!

An additional benefit of a detailed engineering-based Cost Segregation Study is that it can increase potential insurance premium savings as well as provides support for the property tax appeals process.

Looking to buy a house in the area, to live in and potentially rent out in the future.

And the scam factor is huge too....They won't have local banks or other business contacts like Lawyers and CPAs...What are you guys thinking?

Renting offers steady $4,000 monthly income, long-term property value growth, and potential tax benefits.

By building a home, you have the potential to increase the property's value, which could allow you to sell it for a profit or use it as a rental property to generate income.

Usually, the markets with the best cash flow have a smaller potential equity gain