Longview, WA  5K just to add a second water meter to a duplex and that was cutting corners and hiring my own digger.

If I place a super-complainer, or someone that frequently pays late, that cuts into my very thin margins and is my problem...and I don't want folks like that.

Another option would be to look at areas recently damaged from Hurricanes, a lot of Snow Birds will be ready to cut bait on their properties

the property with the most 3-5 year stuff should be on your short list to sell now if you're cash-strapped and you can at least cut your loss without having to inject more cash. 

I would venture to guess that this strategy does not work in all markets.Also for those who think just tie it up and flip to DR is something easy this is not the case.. they are famous for changing their mind and walking from EM leaving the lot developer holding the bag.. 

If lower rate trends continue and stay consistent, expect the news to reach sidelined buyers and an uptick in buyer activity towards the end of summer into the anticipated September rate cuts. 

@Kevin GoldmanI'm not a fan of buying in all cash - tying on all your money on a property.  

Infill lots in established communities usually have a reason tied to them why they haven’t been built on yet.

There is no appellate or statutory authority that allows to you cut the timber after the tax deed date, but while judicial redemption rights might still be outstanding.

but that money is tied up.higher risk: borrowed money.