Why all the landlords unloading property so cheaply? 

I've had 3 properties listed for sale for the past 2 years and can't unload them. 10 properties is too much.

Let me know if you want to unload it to someone.

We also had additional clauses for his tenants since he had a section 8, requesting him to escrow some money until the rent starts to come to us - since the transition takes forever.The sellers seems like he just wants to completely unload the property without any stipulation.I wanted to hear folks thoughts on the matter?

I have buyers who are searching for bigger properties and when they find one they have to unload smaller stuff right away. 

Every trip down, we run through the numbers on how the Lumber industry works for Teak, so he can see the end game. 

Building materials are up across the board and lumber is sky high. 

But, if you haven't bought enough INSTANT additional equity because your deal wasn't really a "deal", you WILL be lumbered with the vagaries of HML. 

., and it will take 3 dumpsters, and maybe 3k+ of costs, labor to unload place...what do you suggest to get under contract and inspect, for diligence, without spending $3k just to unload the house for an inspector to get in?  

Unless your remodeling calls for a dumpster and a bunch of lumber on the driveway for inspectors to see, you should be fine.Minor electrical need not be permitted, actually.My Permit work is for major plumbing, electrical, hvac, and reconstructing.