The Cincinnati Real Estate Investing Show
The only podcast dedicated exclusively to investing in Greater Cincinnati. Hosted by Slocomb Reed, a Cincinnati operator with 12+ years of boots-on-the-ground experience, and Ian Cruz, a CPA and multifamily syndicator who has scaled a portfolio here from the Bay Area.
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EP 030 | 6.7% Price Growth, 3% Underwriting: A Live Cincinnati Investor Q&A (opens the original)
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What does 6.7% home price growth in Cincinnati mean for your underwriting? This is a live Q&A episode, Ian Cruz and Slocomb Reed take questions from listeners who invest in Cincinnati or want to start. They name the Montgomery Road Corridor as the default pick for buy-and-hold investors who want cash flow. They explain why Cincinnati ranks #5 nationally for home price growth while Slocomb still puts 3% in his model. They also cover why paying California prices for a Cincinnati property gets you
EP 029 | 32 Full-Cycle Exits, Zero Missed Pro Formas: Venture's Underwriting Rules (opens the original)
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What changes inside a 2,000-unit Cincinnati portfolio the first time in 13 years you have to give away a month of free rent? Robbie Hendricks is a partner at Venture Real Estate Company, which has acquired more than 3,600 multifamily units since 2013, operates roughly 2,000 of them, and has gone full cycle 32 times while hitting or exceeding pro forma on every single exit. In this episode he maps where Cincinnati sits in the cycle, why the Sun Belt cap rate blowup never really landed here, and w
EP 028 | 15% Return on Every Dollar In: How Rebecca Sequeira Prices a Flip (opens the original)
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What does a full-time flipping business look like when the only number that matters is a 15% return on every dollar deployed? Rebecca Sequeira has been flipping houses full-time in Greater Cincinnati since 2016, when a church mission trip to build a house in Belize sent her back into construction and out of her day job halfway through her first deal. She now runs six or seven remodels a year across Amelia, Batavia, Milford, Morrow, Kennedy Heights, Colerain, and Deer Park, with ARVs from $250K t
EP 027 | Sold Her PM Company in 2025: Bri Leichliter on the Numbers That Matter (opens the original)
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Bri Leichliter built a Cincinnati property management company and sold it in October 2025. She still works the Cincinnati real estate market every day, now as a broker in Ohio and Kentucky, an investor, and a construction consultant.Bri traces the path from GE Aviation supply chain manager to independent broker. A corporate relocation fell through in 2020, she house hacked a duplex in Mount Washington, took her license exam as a backup plan, and went full time in real estate before the year clos
EP 026 | The 12-Unit Sweet Spot: George Emmons on 700 Units in Cincinnati (opens the original)
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George Emmons manages over 700 units across Greater Cincinnati and has been investing on the east side since his father bought their first multifamily in 2008. He knows which neighborhoods have already run, which are still a decade out, and why the 12-unit is the most overlooked asset class in this market.He breaks down a decade of change on the east side and where he'd put money in 2026: Madisonville's move from $30-40K houses to $125-150K houses that still need $50-70K in work, why Milford and
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