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Ohio is one of the nation's industrial leaders. They rank 3rd nationwide in employment through manufacturing. Major manufacturing products include rubber, roller bearings, machine tools, jet engines, auto assembly, refrigeration, auto equipment, steel and glass. There is very fertile soil statewide which produces corn, soybeans, nursery and greenhouse products as well as various fruit including strawberries, peaches and grapes. Raising hogs, sheep and dairy farming produce more than half of Ohio's farm receipts. The state predominantly has a low cost of living and people can be extremely welcoming and friendly. It is fairly easy to find work and in most rural areas, at least one major city is within somewhat easy driving distance. According to RealtyTrac data, foreclosures in Ohio are going at an astounding average savings of 42% statewide. There are so many quality reasons why buying in Ohio foreclosures for sale is a great investment in the future. Quite a few residents believe that the best cities to live in are Cleveland, Akron and Toledo.

Cleveland, Ohio is considered the center of Ohio's culture and activity. The city's industry, culture, art, modernization and visual stimulants combine to make for a perfect city. Residents enjoy a low cost of living at 16% below the national average but the city does have a relatively high unemployment rate at 10.1%. According to RealtyTrac data, in January 2011 foreclosed homes were going at an amazing 60% below retail prices. This alone is a great reason to purchase a foreclosed home in Cleveland. Tremont, Ohio City and The Flats are wonderful neighborhoods in Cleveland. The Flats is an entertainment district with highly desirable condos lining the Cuyahoga River. The area is generally considered to have Cleveland's most active nightlife. Ohio City is technically the historical district of Cleveland. Tremont is an amalgamation of ethnic groups that are predominantly Mediterranean. It has some of the best views of downtown and the famed Bathhouse is located in Tremont's Lincoln Park.

Akron, Ohio residents enjoy a cost of living that is 15% below the national average and an unemployment rate that is only 6.8%. Recently, the NBC Today Show highlighted the city as the 2nd best residential real estate market in the country. This ranking took into account housing costs and job opportunities. Akron is up and coming in the high-tech, research and financial business fields. Firestone Park is one of the higher classed neighborhoods in Akron. North Hill is a great area that is rather family oriented and Kennmore, near the Barberton area, is a really nice area according to many residents.

Toledo, Ohio residents enjoy a cost of living that's 19% below the national average and a relatively low unemployment rate of 8.5%. Average home prices are at about $68,000 and foreclosures are going at 38% below that. Toledo is one of the chief shipping centers on the Great Lakes. The city is also a center for industry and commerce.

Living in Ohio is considered as being as Midwest as the US gets. Ohio is getting richer every year so investing in a foreclosure, especially at 42% average statewide savings, is a great way to start a bright future.