Brick c.1941 Ohio Handyman Special $59,900
$59,900
Brick single-family Ohio handyman special delivering instant income — currently leased for $685/month. With a sturdy brick exterior, covered front porch, and detached garage, this property combines long-term durability with tenant appeal.

Ideal for investors looking to expand their portfolio or reposition for increased value.
- 2bed
- 1bath
- 1,247sqft
- 6,970sqft lot
- Circa 1941

3342 Elm St, Toledo, OH 43608 $59,900
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Contact Realtor: Jenetta Wallace
Brokered by Harmony Realty Group

Pros
- Affordable cost of living: Housing, groceries, and utilities are generally cheaper than national metro averages, making Toledo attractive for buyers and renters on a budget.
- Proximity to Lake Erie: Easy access to beaches, boating, fishing, and lakeside parks (e.g., Maumee Bay State Park) for outdoor recreation and seasonal events.
- Cultural institutions and arts: The Toledo Museum of Art (free admission), Toledo Symphony, a growing arts scene, and performing-arts venues offer cultural depth.
- Food scene and local breweries: A variety of restaurants, local eateries, and craft breweries — plus a strong regional reputation for fresh produce and farmers’ markets.
- Transportation links and location: Close to I-75 and I-80/90, a short drive to Detroit and Cleveland, and relatively easy access to regional airports for travel.
- Employment in manufacturing, healthcare, and education: Major employers include health systems, universities, and manufacturing firms; an automotive and glass industry legacy remains.
- Parks and green space: Extensive city parks, riverside trails, and recreational amenities support active lifestyles.
- Family-friendly attractions: Toledo Zoo, children’s museums, and community programs provide options for families.
Cons
- Economic and job-market variability: While there are stable employers, Toledo has experienced industrial shifts; some sectors face uncertainty and wages in certain jobs can be lower than national averages.
- Weather and lake-effect conditions: Cold, snowy winters and occasional lake-effect snow can be heavy; spring and fall can be wet and breezy.
- Some neighborhoods have higher crime rates: Crime levels vary by neighborhood — researching specific areas is important when considering where to live.
- Urban blight and vacant properties: Certain parts of the city have vacant or underutilized buildings and require redevelopment efforts; neighborhood quality can be uneven.
- Public transit limitations: Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority (TARTA) provides bus service, but public transit is limited compared with larger metro systems; many residents rely on cars.
- Property-tax and municipal challenges: Some homeowners may experience higher local taxes or municipal budget constraints that affect services in certain neighborhoods.
- Educational performance varies: School quality differs across districts and schools; families should evaluate specific schools rather than rely on citywide averages.
- Limited high-paying tech sector presence: Compared with larger metros, fewer opportunities exist in high-tech industries and some professional fields.

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