We all bring something different to the table and I have very strong analytical, finance and accounting skills, while the other two are stronger with the handy work.

They can peel potatoes at the dining room table.

(my latest was a 5 bedroom,   $920 guaranteed rent, $500 clear cash flow on $60,000 investment) I'm just a retired architectural designer, but I found a unique WWll city with below market and inexpensive homes with huge demand from gov sub Urban dwellers!!!

Yes, our buyer was able to get a conventional loan from a bank.I like @Brian Adzadi’s idea of selling to a flipper or someone who looks at these imperfections as opportunities and is possibly coming to the table with a cash or private money offer.

To compare with all our inherited tenants, those are very "unique" ones.

As long as they bring something to the table or are being helpful I appreciate that.

We are in the process of closing a cash deal for a property with a bit of a unique secondary out.

I've been looking at all my business over the years and have reached the conclusion that my best clients, by far, have been landlords.I already have a real estate investor's networking group (it's mine) and I'm looking for unique ideas on how to target landlords considering selling.  

Just keep in mind inherited tenants usually are a headache for the new landlord and dont last .your case is not unique in this regard .

So this property is a little unique in that it has a lockbox on it and they are doing showings, so I was thinking once I win the auction I just go ahead and my loan officer to get started on the paperwork and I should be able to get in to do the inspection.