All wholesalers fall into categories: 60% of them know nothing...will never do a deal...suck30% are shady and will rip you off5% are legit investors who went under contract with too many properties and needs to unload one5% are legit wholesalers who actually have deals---Finding those 10% are tough. 

It is the historic business office of the Sugar Pine Lumber Company.

You're going to have to be in a special market for a 60 to 80K home and expect to unload it in 5 to 10 years for more than that.Lots of threads on these strategies.  

Just sold my one underperforming bad street rent houses that I have wanted to unload to an out of state investor.

page=5#p736398I hope you can unload your turkey back on that operation that sold you such a turkey.

It is just an "Income Stream" for me, not some brick, mortar and lumber building. 

like it does for us on the west coast.. then I just paid for a lumber pac on a 2k sq ft home  46k JUST FOR THE LUMBER.. 

WOOD and CUT are the big lumber ETFs....

If it happens to appreciate and/or rent goes up over time, cool.Texas property taxes aren't nearly as sexy as our Prop 13 here in CA from what I understand of Texas, so that would be the only thing nudging me to unload it, depending on how aggressively the "we don't like taxes, this is Texas!"

If you want to truly solve the problem of a seller who is trying to unload an undesirable property, help them find a buyer who will give them a legit price.