Go to your local lumber yard or building supply store and ask for a referral.

@Douglas GratzI’d be careful in assuming that Class A SFHs appreciate faster and the real money is in the capital gains when you sell, which may be true on the county assessors assessment year after year, but when you look to unload your Class A SFH rental, plan on making capital improvements to bring it up to date.

Any wood you buy in a lumber yard or box store is going to be kiln dried, heat treated, or chemically treated for ground contact.

Seller financing isn’t always a bad thing but if the “marketing of the property is pushing it” then it often means they’re desperate to unload.

The neighbor informed them that he was as astounded as they were when he saw the stranger  suddenly appear a couple of weeks before (beginning of August) with a van and start quickly unloading his stuff.

All the woes real estate is experiencing right now don't apply to 3d printed structures that require no lumber etc. and when the structure is printed there's not a ton left to do.

This climate can cause a landlord to unload some properties and get rid of the headaches these tenants provide.

We actually believe the property to be much cheaper than the current market value for this area, and the seller has run the property by various realtors and they told the owner they could get a lot more than our asking, but enter “motivated seller” and they are ready to unload this property.  

I have but usually those are apartments in the war zones that the sellers have trouble unloading.

This climate can cause a landlord to unload some properties and get rid of the headaches these tenants provide.