You would be able to be hidden if you can get the ownership percentages right.

Your present home that you will be vacating already appears to have pretty good cash flow potential (unless there's some hidden maintenance or capex that we aren't seeing).

I have been buying tax deeds for seven years now and I had a few gems but yours looks great.

Tenant responsible for own lock, if desired.No hidden amenities fees that you will find with other apartment buildings in area.

Finding RE that produces outstanding return is like finding the gem at the swap meet, but on steroids. 

The house has been remodeled in 2016 when However, I didn't find it from the local county sale list. https://www.ashlandcountysheriff.org/property-salesAfter a quick research, I found that Auction.com has a reserve price for each property on sale, and it will be automatically relist if the sale price is not reached to the hidden reserve price. 

If a property has been on the market for a long time, you are more likely to get a good deal depending on how desperate the seller is but I would definitely do some research on the property to make sure there aren't any hidden liens or large problems that would cause you to lose money in the long run.

for the location but, I am scared there are hidden repairs that will blow up in my face.

Maybe the investor found a hidden discrepancy. 

This property was a hidden gem on the MLS, almost turn-key ready, needed minimal updates, and so far, have had great tenants (only 3 so far).