Harrison is great town but inventory is often on the low side, so in that market it's best to ready to pull the trigger if you find a gem. 

Jeremy,Short answer is yes.These are properties that already went through the auction and no one bid on them.Be extra careful with these and check them out by looking at all the recorded documents at the ROD (Register of Deeds) website or office and drive by these properties to see why no one wanted them at the auction.I have bought FLC properties and sometimes there are soooo many at auction that no one checked these out and you might find a gem that is covered with a little dirt that can be cleaned off.If you can fix these up they make great rental properties!

@John Mazzella, In my research, not only has Columbus been booming with job diversity and population growth but there has been such an uptick in investing that neighborhoods are going through gentrification so one neighborhood that seems infested with crime, may be being bought up by investors and turned into a gem.

Eviction cases have hidden gems amongst them indeed.

- Opt for low-maintenance plants like succulents and herbs to keep things simple.Chill Tips: - Use eclectic containers such as vintage crates or colorful pots for a quirky and personalized touch

My favorite was a vintage Airstream trailer.

Something worth looking into, especially since you already know the area and may be able to find a hidden gem.

Where did you find such a gem?

Install a Stylish Vanity MirrorMirror Magic: - Upgrade the vanity mirror for a contemporary or vintage look

I found a duplex gem 2 months ago in the Austin MSA.