@Glen KnightNYC might be a tad more difficult and pricey but there are certainly great deals in less populated areas that are perfect for buying/selling unwanted rural land.

We set expectations and minimize unwanted surprises!

Just because a house is vacant doesn't mean it is unwanted.

Holes in walls, trash, unwanted personal belongings, all could have been left behind and I would have been SOL. 

They asked that we push our proposed closing date back by another month, and I added in a clause that said they were welcome to leave any unwanted items in the basement at closing to make things a little easier.

I just got voted back on as Secretary of the Otago association having been on for a number of years before including a year as President and it is well worth the time to get involved.Also the National conference is on in Auckland in October so if you message me I can get you the details of the organisers to see if there are any spaces left?

Best bet is to find other Real Estate Investors in your area and ask them about private lenders or find a local REI organisation and attend one of their meetings (network).

I love Florida as it has great areas that are perfect for buying/selling unwanted rural land.

Do you have an unwanted or vacant property that you need to lease or sell?

Worst case for the seller (and this happens all the time): The buyer scares off the tenants, then the deal falls through and the seller is left with an unwanted vacancy.