just pop on to FCI exchange and look around that website..out in the mid west and other low value areas there are notes available very cheap and seconds of course that are in default can be very cheap.. but then like others have said you need money to work them out.

I chose Windsor for the family connection there, cheap house prices and decent rents plus a 4% vacancy.

The cross joists that support the railing are "climb-able" which also means that the if a toddler climbs up the railing they can fall down the other side.If you want a super cheap option, knock the whole thing down and just put stairs to the door. 1 days work and a trip to the dump to knock down and perhaps one more day to put up the stairs.Otherwise I'd look at building another deck there that would attract tenants.

I don't need to do this manual process anymore.Also a few cheap rental days in the off season helps your ranking and hopefully reviews which both boost your search position.

I normally would have required the tenant be out before closing, but, because I was getting this property dirt cheap and it was in a landlord friendly area, I estimated $1,000 in my costs if I had to evict and drag this guy through to the bitter end. 

However, once that foreclosure does hit the market, it might go very cheap. 

There are plenty of online pay rent options for landlords that are cheap.

Mason Wade Morris For a home that cheap:1.)

And there are also honest cheap contractors  .    

And if anyone happens to know of a company that can regrade on the cheap in the area, let me know.