CHANGE! It seems that no one really likes a lot of change. However, we constantly long for good change. The only problem is that since we don't know the outcome immediately, we will typically hold back and slowly move toward the change we need until we come across a road block. When that happens, we typically give up. I say continue the stride and the effort toward the change that you know you need. It will be good for you in the long run. Receive challenges as opportunities, not deterances. Do not be afraid. Yes, there can be some not-so-good changes in our lives. But, if we don't even try we won't know what, where and when we are to go. I say: Stand tall....fear not....grow and grow. Watch what the change can actually do to help you and others around you. May you consider the change i... 01/11/2010

Wonderful duplex near historical district. Owner pays heat and water. The electric service is seperated so each unit pays for its own useage. Priced at 89,900 for instant investor cash flow.Front view of home.Rear view of homeSecond floor living room.Second floor KitchenSecond floor bedroom Second floor Dining areaGarage Current income is 1100.00 a month and the garage could be leased for additional income.  01/12/2008

 This is the third large historic district in Hamilton.  This area was not even a part of hamilton until 1854! Rossville Historic District: Hamilton! Rossville, on the west side of the Great Miami River, existed as a separate city from 1810 to 1854, when it merged with the city of Hamilton. The area is bounded by Main Street, The Great Miami River, Millikin Street and South "D" Street. The district contains 116 buildings, most of which were built between 1840 and 1900. The district now protects buildings to aid in an understanding of the community's history by future generations. Some of the districts most significant homes are seen on Ross Avenue and "D" Streets. Windows, gables, roof styles, porches, columns, stone lintels and steps and other hallmarks help identify the architectural ... 03/04/2007