Mainly raw land with utilities already on site, or properties that have been vacant for 10+ years, that would be a 50/50 on demo or rehab.The other fun fact that I learned at the sale:  the tax foreclosure only wipes out the tax included in the judgement years.

Hi, I am looking to invest in Ohio, mainly in Columbus, and Cleveland, but recently Dayton, OH got my attention in terms of affordability. 

This would mainly depend on the market as you said.

@Michael J Shetler It was a combination but mainly the build cost. 

As far as the long game goes, I chalk that up to two main ideas. 1. 

It has a main house and a back house that is currently being rented.

People have very short attention spans now, and making them jump one extra hoop to book your home is an additional hurdle you do not need. 

I just checked Maine where most of my LTRs are and it’s the same!! 

Not impossible - but a hurdle, indeed.

I mainly bought it so that my parents can have less to manage and go to at a resort- less steps, maintenance as they age etc.