I have in the past purchased wire and lumber for cents on the dollar.

My advice would be to not hold longer than 5 years and unload it before the expenses begin killing your cash flow.

If we have to sister some joists that were not evident , there is the cost of the lumber , the drive time to get the lumber , the time to install the lumber , yes we will charge extra for that . 

when my then partner ( he bought me out 5 years ago.) was running hte numbers blueberries were 1.50 a lb wholesale   well he got his second harvest last year and got well under one dollar.. its a super high risk business... give me a stand of doug fir any day.. people need lumber to buy houses.. as long as your in Oregon or Washington you can harvest it.. and it just gets bigger ( increased volume every year as it grows) no need to do anything with it..

I see some pretty inexpensive ones are lumber liquidators.

If I can do four in a year's time, would that be quick enough for a guy who wants to unload them?

We get calls from sellers wanting to unload these dirt cheap condos in the c-d areas almost weekly.

I want to unload it as quickly as possible.

My dad - manager of a large company brought me in on Saturdays from age 9 onwards to work in the back with the 'grunts' and haul *** and load containers and unload containers all day.

Is this a bad idea or how to build credit for the LLC to purchase new properties or any banking info you can give.Any advise or unloading of properties would be greatly appreciated.