I've bought properties that had structural problems that revealed themselves after I bought (which I had to fix)--and having gone through that process, I can tell you that I would never knowingly buy a property with structural issues (except in rare circumstances outlined below).So, why am I willing to buy a property that's on the brink of condemnation, but I won't buy a property with significant structural issues?

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The process went like this.1. marketing company in LA had a 1 hour radio show on the Big AM radio station there ever Sat. morning 9 to 10.. it was called the Radio round table and you had Mortgage brokers running it they would then talk about parts of the country were real estate was far cheaper than LA.. this drove hundreds of leads.

I’m in the process of separating out my heat to the majority of my units.

If you have more time than money, this is the free way to do it.If you value your time, then use one of the paid sites, like flsonline, foreclosures daily, or a host of other data providers. 

Are there other homes in your neighborhood that have gone through the replacement process?

To be honest What ever I can find probably MTR because we plan to process as fast as we can and if we can get another house we would just rent the whole thing out 

Look at the data on datarabbu 

You're going through a process, and it can take 3 months or more.

Columbus has become a major tech hub in the Midwest with large companies like Intel investing $20 billion, Amazon investing $3.5 billion, Google building 2 new data centers: one in downtown Columbus and the other in right outside of U.S. 33 in Lancaster, there are many properties which you can get in less than 250k, with very high ROI.