If your contract with the buyer has a drop dead date and they do not perform you can move on.You also need get get POF from your buyers and a non refundable deposit.

I would focus on getting a job and not properties.If you were dead set on it, you could use a DSCR loan as your only option if the lender will approve it based on the property rentability.

Cape Cod is HIGHLY seasonal and basically goes dead from October through April.

I don’t recommend doing what I did to my awful dead beat tenants.

A month later, I sent the property is still vacant and the lawn was never watered so it is completely dead.

I always suggest, make sure they abandoned (dead) and remove the remnants.

I believe the idea is dead.

Not 1 time has a standard rental poo-decorated a unit, not 1 time have I had dead bodies at a standard rental. 

The reason cities are spending millions of tax $$s to reopen dead hotels and take over community centers in poorer neighborhoods is to force housing space at any cost.

Unfortunately, providing low-income housing in a state like New York is not just a thankless job - it is the kind of job where you will get kicked in the teeth, knocked on the ground, stomped on, p*ssed on, and then left for dead afterwards.