However it will be very interesting when Main Street Renewal and Mt Helix decided to unload all of their homes.Lastly my most overrated would be Fountain Square and Bates Hendricks.

I'm sure you could easily unload it to a wholesaler or even list it on Craigslist.

My last install a few months ago I used one from Lumber Liquidators that was 10mm and had beveled edges so you don't get the characteristic peak at the joint from the planks flexing.

Absentee owners sometimes are willing to just unload the property.

I have all the experience with paper and pen, the acquisition, financing, and unloading of an asset.

I was looking in this case since I know very little about this type of investment to act as an agent, and attempt to find a lumber investor or hunting club investor to buy it.  

You will run into the following: independent nurseries, people doing work on their yard and trying to unload their plants, really cheap potted plants from people who are unable to care for their plants anymore. 

After a bit they took my listing down and didn't bother to tell me or follow up to see if I wanted to change the price or something else to get it sold.The lesson is as much as I expected:  Since these investments are very illiquid, the discount is very steep to unload it. 

They want to unload this former home, but they don't think they can do a regular sale and get out clean.

I figure it will give me a nice soft intro to the rental business until i buy my first multi family home next year in Milwaukee WI.Amount financed = 253,000Mortgage/Property Taxes/Insurance = 1300/month3 year lease at 1600/monthProperty management = 100/monthMy plan is to be exclusively in multi-family so my plan for this property is to unload it at the end of this first lease in 3 years and use any money i make to roll into my investment capital for new properties in the Milwaukee area.