Investor purchase activity, drawn from the last 12 months of records.
Data last updated
In Oberlin, investors own about 14 tracked properties across 5 active buyers, with a median investor purchase price near $20,000. 8 were acquired in the last 12 months.
Buying has picked up in Oberlin. The last 12 months brought 8 investor purchases versus about 5 the year prior — an increase of roughly 60%, which means more bidders on the same contracts.
Buying concentrates in one place here: 17113 takes the largest share of investor purchases in Oberlin.
Across Oberlin, 5 active buyers account for approximately 14 investor-held properties. Averaging below 1.6 purchases per buyer last year, this is a wide, shallow pool — a numbers game where reach beats depth.
Typical deal size in Oberlin sits around $20,000. An average of $73,000 against that median means a handful of large purchases are skewing the mean. Use the median when you price, or you will aim high and lose the middle of the market.
The dominant play is buy & hold, at 100.0% of tracked activity. Hold strategies mean patient money: slower decisions, but the rent roll carries more weight than the flip math.
Counts and prices here are drawn from recorded investor purchases in this city and refresh with new records. They are a record of past activity, not a forecast or investment advice.