The stuff that sold at auction was primarily undeveloped land in unpleasant or rural areas.I would imagine in this current market, there are even more people looking to buy at tax sales than in 2009 and so I would be interested to hear if anyone has encountered success and found hidden gems this way.

yes, that's what they all do no matter if they have offers or not. you should stick to your guns and stay with your final offer.btw, maybe i should not answer since you tagged specific people hoping that they'd chime in. so maybe my answer is unwanted. are you trying to exclude the rest of the posters from the conversation?

Nevada, Utah, Arizona and SE California are also great places for buying unwanted land.This might be a great place to start on a really tight budget or a great place to start if you have bigger pockets than the rest of us.Good luck, friend.

I wouldn't feel comfortable giving out my account numbers as this lead to something unwanted in the future.Depending on the bank you may be able to have the tenant deposit into your account by simply giving them your name.  

Flipping land can be just as profitable as housing without the unwanted stress of tenants, time-frame's, and budget.

With land, you don't need much capital to start, you simply have to find the properties that are unwanted such as properties of a dead relative which have been collecting unpaid back taxes, or land that has been unattended for years and people don't even realize they still have it.

Arizona is full of fantastic “unwanted” rural land deals.

It really pours salt in the wound to have to pay for unwanted advice! 

Arizona is full of fantastic “unwanted” rural land deals.

Those guests have left amazing reviews but have said in the review that the neighbors are "unwelcoming" and "unpleasant."