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Sale Pending 1733 E. Fourth Street, Dayton, OH 45403
Sale Pending 215 Ryburn Avenue, Dayton, OH 45405
Sold 403 Kenwood Avenue, Dayton, OH 45405
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Sold 1793 Vancouver Drive, Dayton OH 45406
Sold 3236 Campus Drive, Dayton, OH 45406
Sold 1859 Rutland Drive, Dayton, OH 45406
Sold 404 E. Siebenthaler Avenue, Dayton OH 45405
Sold 4122 Otis Drive, Harrison Township, OH 45416
Sold 1559 Vancouver Drive, Dayton, OH 45406
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User Stories

"When we first started working with the Land Bank, Harrison Township was facing serious decline in some of our neighborhoods... The Land Bank is helping us change that. The grant funds we’re getting through them will pay for nearly 60 nuisance properties to be demolished. Fort McKinley is turning around."
-- Jack Kuntz, Development Director, Harrison Township (2016)
“I had had my eye on a property for some time. It wasn’t in great shape -- kids had kicked in the doors and 16 windows – but I saw the potential. When I researched it, I found out the Land Bank owned it, and it was on their demolition list. I met with Sue at the Land Bank, and she laid out how we could work together. She said I would need to rehab it to make it 100 percent safe and 100 percent livable before she could give me the deed. It was a little intimidating as I was doing the work and investing in new floors, windows and massive amounts of yard work without owning it. But Sue eased my mind. I ended up with a very nice house. The County is collecting the taxes. No one is dumping trash, and the Township doesn’t have to pay someone to come and mow. It’s a win-win-win all the way around.”
-- Russ, Harrison Township
“When I bought my house 20 years ago, I signed off without doing a survey – and it came back to bite me... But then I went to the Land Bank... They were professional and competent through the whole process. They kept me informed. In the end, I was able to get my refinancing. They saved me a ton of money.”
-- Glenn, Dayton
“Four or five years ago, I got interested in a property adjacent to another one I own. The property was abandoned and vacant, and no one was paying the taxes on it... Working with the people at the Land Bank was like working with family. They’re professional, and they’re doing a great service cleaning up neighborhoods. Now I have good tenants in both properties. In the end, I made a 100 percent return on my investment.”
-- Ben, Harrison Township