I want to wait until we get to distressed times when people are trying to unload assets at fire sale prices but I go back and forth in my mind as to whether we'll see that in the next five to ten years, or if we will only see pullbacks and small corrections.Any advice you have on my thoughts would be very helpful, and I appreciate your detailed response, you know your stuff!

Several companies in the area said they wouldn't take any more clients (probably meaning they can't rent out what they've already got).I'm sure there are good deals out there, but you've got to wonder "if this is such a home-run deal, why is this guy so keen on unloading it?"

We are both fairly new to investing, especially when its time to unload a property. we just want the most we can out of this one.another benefit to all this is since im local i would be handling the renovation.

I have about $150,000 tied up in mutual funds that I'd like to put to better use and I'm about to unload a single-family which should put around $75,000 in my pocket.

I think there is good opportunity in the South Bay for Estate type sales where a trustee is looking to unload a decreased parents SFR quickly so that the estate can be settled.

I've made some asset mgmt contacts over the last 6+ months and during very friendly and open conversations they've shared their plans to fix up the places even MFRs before unloading their inventory.

I'll use that cookout to get the word out that I'm looking for properties that people might want to unload for quick cash deals. 

I love using lumber liquidators if you have one by you.

Get dirty and haul some lumber around.

I know a wholesaler who is trying to unload a two family in that area and he needs a buyer.