I got the wholesaler to work with me on conventional financing because I wanted to do a live-in fixer upper since I am not a cash buyer.

When reviewing Toledo properties you will discover that the Toledo market is different from all others, not to mention, extremely low purchase prices on fixer uppers as compared to their retail value, Toledo is full of promises.

You will probably by upper 4% to low 5% for an investment cash out refinance right now.

Any idea if I were to formally complain to the County about the current junk as it is now being a zoning violation that they would put the leg work in to contact the appropriate heirs to clean it up or would it likely result in them mailing the deceased property owner and it just pretty much stop there?

However, it has been a few years since those have been involved in transactions, likely hitting the upper limit of annual assessment increases that the county has. 

Do not afraid fix upper.  

I'm waiting for a down leg in KC to sell and then I'll exchange into a small MF in San Antonio to get going there. https://www.vestmap.com/the-to...It's 100% possible to invest out of state.

None of the propertiesare being sold for pennies on the dollar they are not fixer uppers, many are occupied and will not be delivered vacant, many are not ideal for house hacking.

I’m looking to do my first fixer upper and then keep for a rental.

I previously worked for a city government, but decided to get my realtors license and specialize in Investment Properties (rentals & fixer uppers).Currently working for a wholesaler, but soon to be flipping homes too!