Ohio's state-wide average is $5,500, and Franklin County (where Columbus is) might be as high as $7,000 depending on the exact zip code.

With its proximity to the Wholesale District and Fountain Square (lots of hip and new bars), I'm hoping in a few years, we'll start seeing single, straight outta-college kids who cannot afford to live downtown move to nearby areas like Near Eastside.

Code enforcement should be able to tell you areas that are allowed and requirements.

They do not provide meaningful oversight or guidance with respect to tax code compliance.A checkbook IRA LLC is an enhancement on the above structure that is generally more time and cost efficient for investors with a more diverse portfolio.

Also in Detroit where I’m investing they are very strict on having rentals up to code so I’ll be using some of the extra money I had saved for obtaining my Certificate of Compliance.

Residential lease-options exceeding six months and contracts for deed were both dealt a near-death blow by changes to the Property Code made in 2005.

My question is, is it worth rehabbing to get it up to code to attract handicapped buyers?

What kind of neighborhood is this (zip-code, A/B/C/D-class)?

Most attorneys I know have the ability to do videoconferencing (because we can use it to avoid going to court sometimes).I think a great place to start is by contacting the local bar organization of the county you're in and asking for the real estate section. 

I've also used this Federal Housing site which has great data on a county, state, and zip code level:https://www.fhfa.gov/PolicyPro...