The purchases were funded through the company’s ninth investment fund, which also closed last month. The $43 million fund is expected to fund six or seven acquisitions this year, the release states.
In Ohio, the company has properties in Columbus, Cincinnati and Dayton. It also has apartment communities in Georgia, North Carolina and Texas.
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