@Blair F.

Originally posted by @Bill F.

@Trenton ZimmermanAs an "F" Quad Alumni.

Under ORC Section 5721.38, the property owner has the right to enter into a "Redemption Payment Plan" beginning on the date the tax certificate is sold under ORC Section 5721.33 and ending on the date the decree is rendered through foreclosure proceedings (ORC Section 5721.37 (F)).The property owner may redeem the tax lien certificate anytime prior to confirmation of the Foreclosure Sale in terms of “cash equivalent funds” plus payment of additional charges and costs if applicable.To avoid the sale of a tax lien certificate on your property, you must pay your taxes in full or enter into a payment plan with the Cuyahoga County Treasury .

thx-F

Also be sure to have both taxes and insurance escrowed to avoid a high price mortgage loan, or HPML https://files.consumerfinance.gov/f/201603_cfpb_tila-hpml-escrow_compliance-guide.pdfBob

@David HammillI concur with Bill F., You need to budget way way more for CapEx and Repairs and Vacancy probably as well.Is it freshly rehabbed?

Originally posted by @Kuba F.

Thanks @Bobby Eastman, @Colleen F. for your replies.I didn't know about the unrelated people thing, so I'll have to check into that.

The properties in vegas still below their peaks are c- d f-ERS.