Had a guy call me from a bandit sign,  and said that he has a house he doesn't want and he was wondering if I could buy it from him....as the conversation went on he proceeded to tell that he couldn't even give this away to a neighbor or habitat for Humanity....He will take what ever....but even at that this house needs alot of work and its not in a very good neighborhood.....what should I do?

Or Seconds and Surplus.If there is no hurry, your best deals are ordering cabinets from Alibaba.com I really like the Re-Store (Habitat for Humanity) for a few odds and ends here and there - a few pieces of hardwood trim, a vanity top, a vintage sink or a cool, an old door with character.

Quick question would you rent furniture, for the home or hit habitat for humanity, thrift stores? 

This is the true real estate entrepreneur, going the extra mile(s) to put deals together.

And in those neighborhoods, you may be the first tear down, never a great position to be in if resale is part of the plan, I do some work with Habitat for Humanity and we have been able to get some lots for under $200,000 but these are not lots that would support a new luxury build. 

I just discovered Habitat for humanity is starting to build on some of them.

I structured the notes for Habitat for Humanity affiliates obtaining opinions.

Habitat for Humanity or local construction recycling warehouses are a great source for super cheap used kitchen cabinetry/counters that I have used in basement laundry areas.

For ex, workers for Habitat for Humanity and when purchasing a property for a direct family member, you are allowed to work on the home or manage work without a contractor's license even though you personally will not be living there; otherwise, the owner/investor needs a license. 

Volunteer to work on a habitat for humanity house.