NCST Community Coordinator Partner, County Corp of Montgomery County invested almost $20,000 into this previously vacant property in Kettering, Ohio. Originally built in 1955, the renovation of this three-bedroom, one bath home included replacing the existing main structure roof and garage roof as well as a complete repainting of the …
This formerly vacant property was acquired by NCST Partner, Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corporation (YNDC) and required over $50,000 to complete the rehabilitation. This single family home, in Youngstown’s Kirkmere neighborhood, was originally built in 1940. The home offers four bedrooms and two bathrooms with over 1,400 square feet of living …
This formerly vacant property was acquired by NCST Strategic Development Partner, Johnson Real Estate Investment Group, Ltd. and required over $40,000 to complete the rehabilitation. This townhome, in the Columbus suburb of Westerville, Ohio was originally built in 1973. The home offers two bedrooms and three bathrooms with nearly 1,400 …
NCST Community Buyer, Homesteading & Urban Redevelopment Corporation (HURC), has been working in the focus neighborhood of Walnut Hills since 2015, in collaboration with the City of Cincinnati, Walnut Hills Community, and Walnut Hills Redevelopment Foundation. The Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority (the Port) manages the HURC, and from …
County Corp Montgomery County worked in partnership with TDK Investment, LLC, to complete over $24,000 in repairs to this Dayton, OH, home, including several very critical items needed to make this house safe. The windows in the home were old and broken, and the interior was filthy. The support beams …
Fry Holdings invested more than $63,000 into this 104 year-old property which was vacant and had city code violations. The restoration of this three bedroom, one bath, 1,100 square foot home included completely renovating the kitchen and bathroom, opening a wall between the kitchen and dining area, installing new energy …
County Corp Montgomery County purchased this NSI First Look property, and then worked in partnership with TDK Investment, LLC to complete the rehab and return the home to the market as an affordable rental for an occupant earning less than 80% AMI. The new renters include a husband, wife and …
A single Father, who is below 80-percent AMI, started credit counseling a year ago in the hopes of owning a home for he and his daughter. He worked hard and established credit to be able to qualify for a home loan, and was able to purchase this Hamilton, Ohio home. …
