As supply increases, demand decreases, which can eventually lead to lower prices if done on a large enough scale.Unfortunately, many people outside our industry don’t fully understand this.

Eventually becoming more emboldened to threaten legal action.I know, I'm cynical. 

Quote from @Rob Austin: In my market there are a lot of homes that are between $30k and $75k that could easily be turned into short-term rental investments. 

But I make a ton of money on the other side. 300 letters a month will eventually get you there, but plan on it taking a while.

It took a lot of calls to find the deals I have done and its very discouraging but eventually you will land one.

That is part of your return and you have to account for it.Since the beginning of time middle people have basically exploited inefficiencies in the market but eventually get eliminated or their role is drastically reduced: travel agents, stock brokers, floor traders, money changers, banks with tellers, cashiers, book stores, etc...

The trust reached out to me and eventually asked to purchase the 5 acers.

Eventually, we became self-funded, so this isn't something I have any experience with. 

The trust reached out to me and eventually asked to purchase the 5 acers.

The issue with the POS is if the seller orders and doesn't sell they have to make the repairs eventually within a specified timeframe since a buyer never assumed the violations and made the repairs.