Pete (Kenwood, Crescent Heights, etc.).

@Tom Shallcross Would greatly appreciate an introduction to Sam Sharp - thank you in advance for the consideration!  

Those two options are considerably cheaper than a jv and less hassle over time. 

I've been looking around Old Town East, Merion Village, Harrison West, Grandview Heights, Clintonville, King Lincoln, Easton, Dublin, Hilliard, Worthington, UA, Shumacher Place, German Village, Bexley etc.

Are there other considerations that I haven’t thought of?

Here are the major considerations in evaluating different markets:Your budget: are you looking to buy under $200K, $200-300K, $300-500K or higher?

At every stage of the process they take a considerable amount of my time.

All rail service hubs on the downtown area, and suburb-to-suburb transit options are limited to those suburbs along the rails lines.Those properties near the stations have the best values.A key consideration, of course, is the location of centers of employment.

It's NOT comparable, because every state is going to be different, as one state may have minimal natural catastrophes; whereas, another state may have floods, hurricanes, etc that are taken into consideration. 

Hello, i am venturing into the flipping side of realestate and have already submitted offers to buy couple single family homes to rehab. I don't plan on flipping to be a full time job but anticipate doing 2-3 flips a ...