Hi @Richard Antcliff,I second @Dominic Pizzi's take here: rates are only one piece of the puzzle, and there are definitely workarounds you can consider.To parrot @John Morgan, one way to compensate for high interest rates is by buying in markets that spot low rent-to-price ratios.More generally, there are deals to be found regardless of prevailing interest rates—you just have to know where to look.

The key piece of the puzzle is figuring out if the land is worth anything and if the liens can be removed.Good luck.

I think they're more in the exploratory/education phase of the process, so it might take some time to formulate the plan they'll follow.Thank you for the kind words as well.

You have to look at the whole puzzle, and make a judgment.

Ryder, this is why I turned to BP knowledge base on this one, it really left me puzzled: The taxes on these lots are around 280/year, the insurance the owner currently carries is umbrella liability @ $1100/year, city water, city sewer, paid by tenants, mobile homes owned by tenants.

I don't find that hard to believe yet what puzzles me is how to do such a deal?

Those are good exploratory questions to get your mind going to ultimately identify the right investment for your needs.

I know all the pieces I need to the puzzle but can’t seem to get any movement🫠 I think I need accountability partners or someone to push me off the ledge 😅 any advice on getting over this hurdle will be very much appreciated.

Chris,Not sure if I’m missing a piece of the puzzle or your lease has some sort of maintenance piece that you are responsible for, this just sounds absolutely crazy!

Hello David, Finding the right property management company is the most important piece of the puzzle.