This move comes in the wake of a substantial tax credit approved by the Ohio Tax Credit Authority, projected to save the banking giant approximately $30 million over the next 15 years.What You Need To KnowEconomists say Ohio has great tax incentives, available land to build, natural resources, and few environmental regulationsEconomists say the ripple effect of the manufacturing and job boom could be good for the state Ohio’s unemployment level is at a record-low, the workforce boom creates an opportunity for college grads or people from out of state to fill jobsThe influx of new corporations represents a vote of confidence in the state's robust workforce, low cost of living, and logistical infrastructure.

Key industries include transportation and manufacturing.

All complimented with Amazon fulfillment centers, google, and more tech manufacturing jobs.The bad reputation comes from OOS investors wanting $20k D market properties.

An example of this, that isn't from the fix-n-flip world, local to me, but happening as we speak, would be all the "manufactured home duplexes" that some developer threw up in the late 1980s in Oakland (somewhere around a dozen of them exist).

I will always remember the post that we were in a discussion, and we were talking about a commercial building and a buy/sale of a ongoing manufacturing company along with the real estate it may own.

I don't even deal with manufactured homes at all unless they have some significant acreage.2.  

We would cultivate retail stores and manufacturers to determine their needs--usually with samples--and then do repeat business with them. 

Back in 2008 my families manufacturing company laid off 100 ppl and by 2014 we were down to 24.

Using a broker, I obtained a 30% DP, 7-year fixed loan from Manufacturers Bank, a regional lender.

The companies that manufacture them also work with lenders to finance them.