Both of my Detroit properties(Brush Park and North End) was that method.

Just need to clean some brush and move the Orange Storage container we are using during construction. 

Whether you're a curious beginner or someone looking to brush up on the fundamentals, this is your starting point for understanding the basics of real estate.Imagine real estate as a giant puzzle, with each piece representing a different type of property, from houses and apartments to shopping malls and office buildings.Learning about these pieces and how they fit together is the key to success in the real estate game.But before you jump in, you need to decide on your goals.Are you looking to make money through rental income, build wealth over time, or maybe a bit of both?

I'd hold tight and learn as much as you can, that way your knowledge base and experience in the industry speaks for you while your traditional "credit worthiness" is still brushing up.

I spoke to my very first mortgage broker today (referred by a friend) and as soon as we got on the phone I was immediately bombarded with questions about my situation while any question I had about our relationship was brushed off with short, dismissive answers (some of my questions were: do you have realtors I should connect with or will you be working with a realtor that I choose?

We are addressing the source of the issue, which seems to be blocked weep holes, high brush piled around the periphery of the home, possibly prior leaky kitchen pipes and some holes in the brick. 

I need to brush up my skills when it comes to posting in the proper category.  

You could also benefit from attending local meetups as that's a way to brush shoulders with multiple investors at the same time. 

They power companies aren't allowed to clear brush in fire prone areas. 

And the tools required for those tasks are a paint brush and a roller, and a shovel/rake.Good luck man.