I love to talk real estate and have been doing a lot of research and educating myself  in the past months and I believe Cincinnati Ohio would be a great place to invest in small multifamily properties and would like to eventually work my way up to larger multifamily properties. 

We happen to have caught some solid appreciation and plan to flip it now (using the rent we received from the past year to fund a solid chunk of the renovations). 

The 19%  repairs cost irregular as well as I had a tenant in the unit since 2015 who moved out in May, and the unit had last been renovated in 2013. 

By comparison, your unit is larger and has a private yard space.

I was under the impression that we should shop rates with multiple lenders once we have a deal under contract.My friend is not as experienced with FHA 203k or renovation loans in general, though he has another guy in his office who is.

If you can get loans through an institution  or private money and refinance after the new properties are renovated and rented.

There’s a much larger percentage of retail sales, what’s the reason for selecting to focus on the smaller piece of the pie?

Here for more education/confidence/and most important mentorship.So i found this deal and i would like some evaluations on the season investors to let me know if this is a good deal.4br 2 br 1,825sq Duplex foreclosure w/ a purchase price of $105kBoth sides newly renovated One side is occupied with montly rent of $1850 and the other side vacant. 

Here for more education/confidence/and most important mentorship.So i found this deal and i would like some evaluations on the season investors to let me know if this is a good deal.4br 2 br 1,825sq Duplex foreclosure w/ a purchase price of $105kBoth sides newly renovated One side is occupied with montly rent of $1850 and the other side vacant.

Every deal is different and there are lots of opportunities if you find a great property.With that said, I have done 100% loans to repeat borrowers that find a great deal such as where my loan would cover 100% of his purchase and renovation, and still only be around 50% LTV!