One thing I'm certain about as far as a takeaway from this post is that Ohio is one of a few states that have really cracked down on wholesaling activity with regard to marketing a property that you don't own.My situation is a little unique as I have the required funds necessary to pay cash for any deals I would do. 

My little tiny kitchens on the other hand make more sense doing tile since the stone vendors would still charge me the same amount for less than half the counter.

Specifically, I am an incredibly systems oriented guy, I have systems for every tiny aspect on a build and we track our costs down to the nail, with scheduling and sub-contractor management; we operate the same way. 

Boiler/Steam Radiator heat - boiler is ~12 years oldSome floor joists have minor cracks - this should be easily fixable right?

It's seems like a tough nut to crack due to the high prices, high property taxes, and high homeowner’s insurance.

Tiny kitchens, tiny bathrooms without any counter space, no AC, boxed up layouts, old mechanicals, dim lighting.

Foundation Cracked?

These dip tubes were prone to cracking and breaking apart long before they should have.

The house has a cracked slab and will not qualify for conventional financing. 

found this one on-linewe have seen them in the past on foreclosures that were supposedly winterized but instead we found cracked toilet tanks & bowls.