The current owner might get all their insurance (car, health,life, property) from one place for an artificially low rate or own a bunch of other property and have maxed out the plan so adding one more property is very cheap.

If your property is nice and prices correctly it will rent. have you thought of using a small piece of high-quality artificial turf and some clean looking fencing? 

No one wants to be the first and only business in an empty building so the first tenant will need to be enticed.Build artificial hype.  

For you the process will feel no different from selling and buying as normal only with some artificial time pressure.  

@Jerryll Noorden  who in their right mind would agree to 1 to 10 dollar EM in my world you would get laughed out of the building and don't come back.these must be some pretty unsophisticated sellers your dealing with.all the more reason they get hosed by wholesalers and lose equity.. really sad commentary on the intelligence of many of our citizens

Or more likely, that I am of subpar intelligence, working so hard and getting my hands dirty.

Army Intelligence Analyst and have done the same as a Gov Contractor for the last 12 years (recently retired early by choice).

Let's remeber that financial markets have been artificially boosted for a long time...On paper, the value today of a stock has to reflect the future cashflows of a company.

Generally, there is some sort of intelligence from the USPS that mail is not being delivered, be it from a request from the county/city/owner.

For those of us lucky enough to have stumbled on the intelligent, insightful and witty bloggings of Tanta at Calculated Risk, I thought I would inform you that she passed away on November 30th of ovarian cancer at the age of 47.