Anyone who's on the other side of my desk is going to get the same advice, though -- it's probably cheaper just to pay the fine and promise not to do it again than to launch a protracted campaign to fight the state.Here is some reading material evidencing prosecution for wholesaling in Ohio.First, what we call an "official interpretation" of the law, straight from the state governing board's 2014 newsletter: BEWARE: Seminars That Teach Unlicensed Real Estate ActivityThe Division’s Enforcement section wants all licensees and the general public to be aware of individuals, groups, training seminars, coaching programs or otherwise, which may be providing instructions on how to circumvent real estate license law.

Winooski is what it is but it typically has some of the cheaper prices yet high rents due to its proximity to Burlington and the supply and demand the seems to lean toward demand in Chittenden county.  

Much, much cheaper to remediate.  

I agree with most of the other posters but if it is the only bathroom available and your tenant is a long-term renter who has been in the property for years and will more-than-likely stay in the property for many more years, pay the extra.I'm a marketing major and we learn that it is cheaper to retain a customer than it is to find a new one.

However, I am hoping to find an effective/cheaper marketing avenue.

Property is out of state so it is a lot cheaper.

In this you mentioned you found someone who does in cheaper rate in florida.

If you do not want a full appraisal you can get BPO's that are cheaper and usually a few hundred apiece.The 11 unit at 1.7 million value.

@Bruce FaulkYou could just look at a cheaper buy and hold.

Your better off heading north to Winthrob Harbor or west to Elgin for cheaper houses.