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Ohio leads by type
Records per lead type across every Ohio market. One house can carry several.
Good to know
How distress works in Ohio
Ohio forecloses through the courts (judicial foreclosure): the lender files a case in the county Court of Common Pleas, and a house that is not paid off or sold first goes to a sheriff sale.
Unpaid property tax can also end in a county tax foreclosure, and some counties sell tax lien certificates to investors.
General background, not legal advice.
Questions
Ohio distressed property FAQ
Which Ohio markets does DealSherpa cover?
Cleveland (Cuyahoga County), Columbus (Franklin County), Dayton (Montgomery County), Akron (Summit County), Cincinnati (Hamilton County), Toledo (Lucas County), Canton (Stark County), Mason / Lebanon (Warren County), Middletown / West Chester (Butler County) and Hamilton OH (Butler County). Each market has its own page with its own counts.
How many distressed properties are on the Ohio lists?
107,520 houses across the Ohio markets, last updated November 13, 2026. Records by type: probate 834, tax delinquent 84,682, pre-foreclosure 5,446, eviction 1,714, code violation 31,033.
How much does it cost?
DealSherpa Pro is $99/month with a 3-day free trial and covers every live market. Every plan is on the pricing page.