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Category Archives: Investment Real Estate
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
Cincinnati Snowbird Rules

Before I was in real estate I used to travel to Cincinnati when I worked in the textile industry. The city was beautiful and the people were awesome. However, I enjoyed visiting in the summer as winters were miserable. The … Continue reading
Posted in Community Building, Investment Real Estate, Vacation Homes Tagged Florida Vacation homes, Jupiter real estate, Palm Beach Gardens, SouthFlorida Real Esttae Comments Off
Weak Euro is Pushing Buyers Over to the States

As America starts to recover from the vicious worldwide recession, countries in the Euro Zone, such as England, Germany and France, are still struggling with mass amounts of debt and are preparing themselves for the possibility of a double dip … Continue reading
Posted in Cincinnati Real Estate, Investment Real Estate Tagged Cincinnati Real Estate, Investment Property, property investment, 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
A Realtor Reflects on Eminent Domain
Eminent Domain is a controversial issue which involves the government (local, county, state, or federal) condemning a person’s home so that the land it sits on can be used for the betterment of the community. Eminent Domain has been used … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Investment Real Estate Tagged 10 years, betterment, caution, Cincinnati, controversial issue, eminent domain, expansions, highways, local county, local government, neighborhood, office buildings, pfizer, private developers, private development, public works projects, realtor, Rookwood Commons, strong community, tax abatement 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
Foreclosure Scams – Federal Trade Commission Issues Warnings
In this current economic climate the possibility of losing your home to foreclosure can be terrifying. Currently there are con artists using mortgage rescue schemes to take advantage of home owners in distress. . The Federal Trade Commission warns that … Continue reading
Cincinnati Real Estate: Tax Credit For Vacant Home Buyers
There is a bill in the Ohio legislature that would give home buyers who purchase a vacant property a tax credit. The purpose of the tax credit is to provide incentives to buyers who purchase properties that have been vacant … Continue reading
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