I encourage you to engage someone who knows about land development matters before you assume it can be easily (or financially feasible) to subdivide property and get all your permits and entitlements.

@Ian @Ian Davis ntrustent.com has developed a patent pending tool to help you with the numbers.

If you would rather not bother with a License, you could develop a business relationship with Agent/s who can find what you require, and who could list them for you later too.Or you could take all the same sort of actions recommended for those who can legally Wholesale in some other States - "driving for dollars", letter campaigns, you get the idea - but in Ohio, take Title unless Licensed!

Used these types of affordable housing grants - and specifically for new developments?

Interested in wholesaling, flipping and developing that portfolio of rentals.   

@Karen Margrave was/is doing some developing in your neck of the woods.

I am also a partner in the Madison Real Estate Investors Association, so I get to meet and work with a lot of other investors, REALTORs (my sweetie is one) and vendors.I also do some creative tech work - develop websites and do the creative emails and content for a few clients. 

There is a distribution split based on the development of them.  

I'm a RE agent/Investor in the Eastern side of MA, mostly in Lexington, Winchester, Newton, Sudbury with New Construction sales and Development.

I personally vote for the Inglewood condo over the AV 2 family based on the proximity to the new development and the fact that most the 2 families in AV are in rough patches.