While many are going to give answers to all the "jazzy" means such as seller backed financing, subject-2 etc etc, I am going to answer as to the most straight-line path of least resistance. 

Yeah that'll work pressure treated is also fine and more rot resistant than regular wood 

Or are you seeking cash flowing assets that are recession resistant? 

"Seasoning" usually has to do with appreciation like, if you buy at auction for $100K and then sell inside of 90 days for $200K, you might get some resistance on government loans for a few months (If you are planning on using new appraised value) but, if you sell for $100K (Or around there), i don't see why you could not get government financing inside of 90 days (Your buyer get government financing i mean).

Save money, establish your credit and resist the temptation to buy stuff you don't need.

Water travels the path of lease resistance and foundation is generally more resistance than a hill. 

I couldn't resist my previous answer. 

This gives you a flexible, heat-resistant base plate, ideal for sanding finishes off.

Reputable lenders should never resist providing this information.

In starting out in owning Rentals, I would say to get a group of people around you, so that when you are in a neighborhood, where you have a Rental, those seeking to interfere with you; are unsure as to how many people you are with, nor what kind of resistance the group you are with, can present, to any interferers.