Even the narrowest without garages might be 12 units per acre. mixed use is complex and you need a commercial agent. that's a small plot for mixed use. if you don't have a lot of experience I'd recommend talking to the city first about permitted uses within your zoning and what they may allow variances on for development, check your height restrictions first.

Whether you are a seasoned investor, a real estate agent, or someone who has successfully navigated these waters, your input would be truly appreciated.I'll go ahead and start by sharing some of my best practices.

The best option would be to partner with an agent that is investor friendly, which would allow you to have a professional that can give you good insights.

Real estate is a passion of mine, and I'm working get my real estate license to eventually make the transition into real estate full time as an agent, property manager and full time investor. 

I’m a 19 year old, newly licensed real estate agent and I want to get into real estate investing as soon as I can.

Im a licensed mortgage agent based in Hamilton and a multi-family investor as well.

I'm an investor and investor focused agent.

I am interested in beginning my real estate investment journey in the state of Ohio.It seems as if the market is primed for growth after speaking with others.Are there any real estate agents here who work in Ohio?

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

I was hoping to connect with any investors, agents, Property managers in the area to hear your experience!