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Is it possible to get a home you do not own off the demolition list and own it?
A house in my old neighborhood is owned by a person in Hawaii who has decided to let the house go. The house has recently been placed on the demolition list and I would like to take ownership of the house and try to get it fixed up and off the demolition list, is there any way to do that in Ohio?
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If its been placed on the demo list, it has probably been inspected by the local housing dept and deemed irreparable. Otherwise, they would have put it up for a tax sale.
But you would need to contact the housing dept, or the tax collector to see if there is any possibility of purchasing the property. I would also contact the owner and see if they are willing to sell the property. |
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