Real Estate Investing in Ohio

169 counties • 1026 cities • Landlord Friendliness: 5/5

3.0/ 5

Investability

Top ZIPs average

4.0/ 5

Appreciation

7.4% 5yr CAGR

5.0/ 5

Landlord Climate

Regulatory friendliness

Landlord Friendliness: Ohio

5/5
Eviction Speed Fast 3 days
Rent Control No rent control (prohibited)
Security Deposit No limit

📊 Ohio Market Overview

Median Home Value $237,530
1-Year CAGR +3.7%
5-Year CAGR +7.4%
10-Year CAGR +6.8%

Investing in Ohio Real Estate

Ohio covers 1,026 cities and a sizable population, but its aggregate investment metrics skew tepid — this is a state that demands genuine local knowledge before capital commits.

Rent trends across Ohio have been soft, and price trends have been mixed — a combination that compresses realized returns well below headline cap rates.

Investors considering Ohio should pair financial underwriting with regulatory underwriting — the headline law is manageable, but combined with lackluster market fundamentals, the system is less forgiving.

A great house in the wrong ZIP is still a bad deal — screen every market by cash flow & cap rate.
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Avg Home Value $237,530
Cities Tracked 1026
ZIP Codes 1,289

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Counties in Ohio

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Major Cities in Ohio

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Frequently Asked Questions About Ohio Real Estate

What are home prices like in, OH?

The median home value in, OH is roughly $238K. That puts it reasonable relative to the OH statewide average.

How strong is tenant demand in, OH?

, OH draws a measured base of working renters. Demand at the rent level is reasonable for standard single-family and small multi rentals.

Is, OH a good market for buy-and-hold investors?

Investors tracking, OH will find a /5 rating supported by $238K median home values and rents. That profile suits long-term holders targeting even-keeled returns.

Is OH a landlord-friendly state?

Landlord-friendliness in, OH is landlord-friendly. Eviction timelines and lease enforcement are considered reasonable by most property managers.

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