12 OFF-GRID Ohio Towns Where You Can Live For Almost Nothing

In 1932, more than a third of the land in one corner of southeast Ohio was so worthless its owners stopped paying taxes on it. Today, people come to the same hills to live off the grid for almost nothing. This countdown shows why, town by town, from a river village that lost its aluminum plant to a forest village that got its first public sewer in 2014. We cover real census counts, real sale prices, the Wayne National Forest buyout, Ohio's rules for rainwater cisterns and septic systems, and what cheap land actually costs once you add wells, fences and long drives. Which of these towns would you actually move to? Tell me in the comments. This video is for informational and historical purposes only and is not financial or investment advice. Property values change. Do your own research or consult a professional before making any purchase decisions. #offgridliving #ohio #cheapland This video is for informational and historical purposes only and is not financial or investment advice