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Category Archives: Investment Property
Average Rents are Higher than Average Mortgages

For the first time in a long time the average rent rate is considerably higher than the average mortgage. According to JP Morgan this is part of the fall out from the Housing Bubble and Great Recession. Why Rents are … Continue reading
Posted in Cincinnati Real Estate, First Time Home Buyer, Home Buyer Resource, Investment Property, Investment Real Estate, Rent Tagged home ownership, rent vs. buy, should I rent or buy Comments Off
New REITs are Betting on Local Real Estate Markets
In a sign of the times, large Real Estate Investment Trusts are forming specifically to invest in local real estate. This time they are not buying up exotic mortgages like they did in the early 200′s, but instead they are … Continue reading
Posted in Cincinnati Real Estate, Development, Investment Property Tagged foreclosure, REITs, rental property Comments Off
Which is a better investment Stocks or Real Estate
If you had invested $100,000 in the stock market in the 1st quarter of 2000 (10 years ago), what would your investment be valued at today? Of course the answer would depend on what the specific stock or stocks you … Continue reading
Posted in Cincinnati Real Estate, Investment Property, Investment Real Estate, Property Value Tagged 10 years, Cincinnati, djia, dow, FHA, investment stocks, msa, real estate appreciation, st quarter, stock appreciation, stock market, stock portfolio Comments Off
Guest Blogger Marc Rasmussen

We are pleased to welcome our first guest blogger Marc Rasmussen, a Realtor with Michael Saunders and Company in Sarasota, Florida. As the weather cools here in Cincinnati we often think of where we may spend our next winter. We … Continue reading
Posted in Investment Property, Investment Real Estate Tagged blogger, caption, Cincinnati, local market, luxury real estate, michael saunders and company, palm trees, rasmussen, realtor, sarasota florida, waterfronts, weather Comments Off
Cincinnati Foreclosures and the National Foreclosure Market
Recently I have been working with a number of clients who have expressed interest in purchasing a foreclosed property simply because of the savings, compared to the market value of the home. Foreclosures are still abundant in Cincinnati and as … Continue reading
Investing in a Slow Real Estate Market
Realtor Magazine had an article on investing in a slower market. Many real estate professionals are buying property today agreeing that purchasing investment property is less about market timing than good analysis. You may find more properties that meet your … Continue reading
Ohio State Mandate: Register Your Rental Property!
If you or anyone you know owns residential rental property in Ohio please read the following information so that you are not in violation of Ohio Code. Owners must register with the county in which their rental property is located. … Continue reading
More Laws Target Abandoned Houses
Across the country local and state governments are enacting laws aimed at minimizing the eyesore of foreclosed homes, according to USA Today. Properties in foreclosure are often left uncared fore and fall into disrepair, leaving local municipalities with the responsibility … Continue reading





