I want to see what everyone in the central Ohio region says about this?

Succeed at marketing and you'll find motivated sellers in any region of the country, be it the Garden State or on the west coast.

I originally thought of my lots as mobile home spots but then I got a bunch of calls from people living in large RVs long term.100% of my properties could be quickly modified to sell as a self-sustained, with full-utilities, quarter acre or two-lot side by side half acre lot for someone that wants a place for their single family residence - Mobile Home or stick built/tiny home etc.

That’s a good point that every structure is used to sustain or maintain its integrity to help suppress fire 🔥 spread.

I am hoping to capitalize on changing demographics, urbanization movements and a growing focus on sustainability, energy efficiency, technology and wellness, which is becoming increasingly important to a rapidly growing segment of potential tenants especially in the post COVID world.  

My advice would to be browse the regional forums and look for threads with real estate tax/legal questions and look for CPAs that have thoughtful posts.

My exact location will depend on job placement, but somewhere between the Akron/Cleveland region.If anyone has any tips on investing in multifamily in this particular region (or any region for that matter) feel free to share!

I'm currently researching HELOCs...it's no surprise that the smaller regional banks and credit unions seem to have the best interest rates and terms.

Can the property sustain itself with that kind of debt burden? 

Especially if its not a nationwide bank as most local and regional banks are easier to deal with.Good investing...