c.1928 Ohio Handyman Special For Sale Under $45K

$44,900

This 3-bedroom, 1-bath Ohio handyman special presents a fantastic opportunity for a buyer ready to roll up their sleeves and add value. Featuring a solid structure and a practical, well-designed layout, the property is primed for cosmetic updates and thoughtful improvements to restore its full potential and bring it back to life.

Realtor Comments

Investor special with strong rental potential! This property could make an excellent long-term rental or addition to your investment portfolio. The hot water tank was replaced just 2 years ago. Bring your vision and unlock the potential this property has to offer.

3bed
1bath
Circa 1928

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3679 E 105th St, Cleveland, OH 44105

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Contact Realtor: Jermaine R Burge

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Very affordable cost of living
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