Cindy Gibson with Bailey Lumber will talk about the products they offer.

I have an account set up at B&B Lumber and just ordered a kitchen for my home - will likely use them for any kitchens going forward - I felt their prices were reasonable -- I did pay extra to get solid wood drawer fronts and plywood boxes -- I HATE MDF and it is not durable at all.If you're sprucing up existing cabinets - Gel Stain, Stain or Enamel paint.B&B can even sell interior doors (paintable hollow core) with solid oak Jams for less than $100 with an account.  

If you did hit the lottery you would have no problem unloading it for a healthy profit.Want inexpensive rental properties research the 30k to 100 FMV properties to have a better chance.I have 16 houses that are all rented and all were bought for pennies on the dollar via tax auction.I plan to retire in a couple years but don't know if I could stop buying houses at tax sale.

@Ashraf FarragWe've only used lease options a few times - basically to unload a property we did not want to retain.  

I've purchased from lumber liquidators for 0.29/sqft a few times and it's probably the cheapest you will come by.  

He says that he's willing to handle some of the deferred maintenance himself instead of unloading it at a "fire sale" price.

My assistant looks it up on the county website ... and WHOA ... it's an old Lumber baron's mansion. 4500 square feet. 8 bedrooms. 5 bathroom.

I see hedge funds as the replacement for banks unloading inventory.

Actually the lumber yard gave me a sample size piece of siding for free.

Parking space issues, and higher turnover rates.The biggest factor to me on a MF unit is exit strategy, a SFR can be sold to the general public, where 2-4 unit buildings can be harder to unload since they are typically bought by investors.This doesn't mean a small multi can't be a profitable venture.