However, one of the property owners had 2 distressed properties (off market) they were wanting to unload.  

I do know some stuff from Lumber Liquidators that is similar is selling for about $1.69.

It's a good rental property but if I wanna unload it in the future I don't want to have a really tough time selling and for the right price due to it being abnormal. 

You may want to at least unload some with smaller chances of appreciation.

Short answer: I wouldn't, unless desperate to unload a property that serious investors don't want to deal with.

Some plans can be found at a material supplier as well (like a lumber yard).

I may have come across a decent first deal but would need to leverage my 401K (loan) to cover the cash at closing.Details: Duplex (2 bed / 1 bath each)1 Apt - long term rental @ 750mo2 Apt - Renter left less than a month ago and PM is showing - renting for 750According to Rentometer and local knowledge, I believe the rents are about $100-150 lower than they should be (being conservative).Property lists for 129K (was on the market, off market, agent is going to list it again soon)Owner moved to FL for biz and is unloading local properties (Hudson Valley NY).

My area is considered low income, as most folks work for less than $15 per hour at the Lumber Mill or Travel Trailer Manufacturing Plant.3.

In all seriousness as a divorcee I wished an investor would have approached me to unload that house that was holding me up in the divorce and racking up more legal bills.

Inventory is steadily rising which is only causing banks to unload properties at extreme discounts to satisfy their liquidity crisis.