Uploaded September 2014 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this video, Paula Powers, Planning and Community Development Coordinator for the City of Dayton, takes you through the process of how to find out if a home is eligible for REAP (Real Estate Acquisition Process) online.
The City of Dayton Lot Links Program uses Ohio Revised Code Sections 323.65-323.79, commonly referred to as R.E.A.P. (Real Estate Acquisition Process), and is a partnership between individual citizens or developers, the City of Dayton and Montgomery County. The program provides a vehicle for bringing abandoned tax delinquent property back into productive use via: 1) Acquisition of tax delinquent vacant lots by those seeking lots for yard or home expansion, building of garages, urban gardens, etc.; and 2) Acquisition of tax delinquent abandoned housing stock by those willing to perform the rehab work or demolition and new housing construction. Abandoned tax delinquent commercial properties may also be acquired via Lot Links.
More info at: cityofdayton.org/departments/pcd/Pages/LotLinksProgram.aspx
In this video, Paula Powers, Planning and Community Development Coordinator for the City of Dayton, takes you through the process of how to find out if a home is eligible for REAP (Real Estate Acquisition Process) online.
The City of Dayton Lot Links Program uses Ohio Revised Code Sections 323.65-323.79, commonly referred to as R.E.A.P. (Real Estate Acquisition Process), and is a partnership between individual citizens or developers, the City of Dayton and Montgomery County. The program provides a vehicle for bringing abandoned tax delinquent property back into productive use via: 1) Acquisition of tax delinquent vacant lots by those seeking lots for yard or home expansion, building of garages, urban gardens, etc.; and 2) Acquisition of tax delinquent abandoned housing stock by those willing to perform the rehab work or demolition and new housing construction. Abandoned tax delinquent commercial properties may also be acquired via Lot Links.
More info at: cityofdayton.org/departments/pcd/Pages/LotLinksProgram.aspx
