One reason some lenders don't want to take a deed in lieu, is environmental risk.

Hi All,Curious if anyone out there has bought a Lustron style prefabricated enameled steel house before? 

@Steven Gesis this may be too out of the box, but solar panels, composting, expanding recycling centers.Depending on market, millennials are much more environmentally conscious.

@Ivonne PinedoHave you articulated precisely the property style / type / location etc that you’re looking for?

Lol I Really like his style and what he has made me look into...

If BiggerPockets developed a card style game who would be interested?

Because of the latitude of her experience in real estate, though admittedly in a gypsy style, she and another person with a similar story, are able to cost effectively walk through properties and give me make-ready plans and assessments. 

You can make your inspection contingency languate much more palatable however, by phrasing it like this:Version 1 for new investors - Buyer agrees to limit their inspection repair requests to major electrical, plumbing, foundation, structural, and environmental issues.Version 2 for savvy investors - Buyer agrees to limit their inspection repair requests to catastrophic electrical, plumbing, foundation, structural, and environmental issues.Both versions give you leeway to define what is "major" or "catastrophic" so you always have an out, but it also shows the seller that you aren't going to tic-tack them with cosmetic repair requests.No realtor should EVER suggest you waive inspection, even if it were a good idea.

That's the most active meetup I've found.It's going to be tough to find BRRRR style homes here in the area due to the recent appreciation, but I'm not going to say it's impossible.

I hope you can see I have the same desire, though my communication style can be a bit more formal at times!