I will teach them everything I have learned in the course of 42 years of buying and selling real estate.. building homes.. being HML  how to work with private lenders what to look for etc etc..

They prefer private lenders, they do the PM and the reno, they pay 5.6% the first year for one class of investor, and a straight 10% for another class (with no upside for those folks).

@Agustin Rossi you’d have to make the contract assignable and have seller agree others can enter the home, anyway, so if you don’t have funds to purchase, you’d need to find a lender or private funding that will give you pre-approval, or not many sellers will take you seriously and let you tie up their house.

My home is one of the lowest priced homes directly off of 30A with a private pool.

Hello Chad this will have to be a private money loan ( hard money) let's connect

Another option could be a private lender or a community bank that specializes in investment properties.

There's also hard money & private lenders, but they can be expensive.

You can also point out how the state of their property could potentially lower property values in the area, which might motivate them to take action.In the meantime, putting up a fence is a solid idea to at least create a pleasant and private space for your tenants.

The price for these 4200 SF buildings are very low about $135,000 per unit leased at $1350 a month and they have high end custom finishes and private patios, covered parking for 2 vehicles and usually all individual meters.

there is a way but only thru a private lender who has an appetite for this.