Habitat for Humanity has a surplus store on Beach Blvd near University Blvd.

You may be able to generate a surplus of cash if the ARV comes back higher than anticipated.

I've heard Miller's Surplus in Wilkes-Barre has really good prices, but I've never been.

Then there's vehicle title loans at your bank or CU and selling surplus stuff.

Also consider https://surplus-warehouse.com/kitchens.

Hey there bigger pockets, I am looking to expand my portfolio sooner rather then later.I currently right now have a surplus of $18 000, yearly.

If the property you purchased is the one which you provided the county title search for it shows two city liens which may or may not be extinguished by the tax deed sale depending on the surplus.  

I've been thinking that there may be a surplus of people (without flood insurance) willing to let go of their houses for cheaper than normal.

Besides, it was plenty of fun learning about title searching, etc.Purchased from county land bank, surplus property.

In Vermont, New Hampshire and Ohio, I now own several lawns with expenses I hadn't included.But I bought REO and municipal surplus auctions, paid cash and paid a fraction of the median average prices.