If you back out of the deal post eviction then the seller is stuck with placing tenants.

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You'll never regret it.I love the way you described this to a T!

I say this to say that if you choose to go the remote route, be sure to find a professional who can help you navigate these localities given that you're also a fellow Ohioan.I would suggest looking around on various professional posters here and in the business search to both see what they post as well as their profiles might match what you're looking for.

There are a lot of details you haven't filled in in this post (which is fine), but you will likely need a key principal to co-sign loan and a contract with an experienced property management company.The key principle will co-sign the loan to help show the net worth and liquidity needed for the underwriting department.  

There seems to be a lot of speculation in the post and the answers provided can only be speculative in nature given the information.

I know the post was a bit long winded.

Thank you so much for posting this.

I sold a property that was adjacent to the scenario you described and it was overall a negative experience from seeing strangers in the lobby area 'hunched over' and walking by some zombie like people.

Good luck and keep us posted as to what you think after seeing this property over the weekend!