Or so you mean 'disturbing' by sawing lumber and so forth?  

I know a property owner who lives outside the US and wants to unload his duplex and I'm trying to find a way to buy it.

I didn't have enough reserves and took a major bath unloading them just to get out from under the payment with negative cash flow. 

Purchase price: $30,000 Cash invested: $6,000 Found a landlord that is looking at unloading his properties.I am trying to figure out how to purchase everything he has.He is selling a few each year, so I am trying to figure out the deals.

We have our bins ready to go when the dumpster gets to us. 27 gallons is a good size because one person can still move them if they're half-filled with plaster debris/demoed tile/concrete rubble, 3/4 filled with drywall or other chopped up sheet goods, or fully filled with random cleanout crap/lumber.

I'm a newbie wholesaler and I hear there's good software out there which is zip code specific for lumber, cabinet, tile costs etc.

Attic area is partially done (no electrical, plumbing, etc, just the basically the lumber is put down but that could be turned into a one bedroom,kitchen,bathroom rental space as well, but again I was told not to put anything decent in there if I buy it.)

With skyrocket lumber, flooring, paint price rises it does not go a long way. 

Be aware of sellers that are just trying to unload crappy properties on a newbie.

We generally get paid to solve peoples' problems, which means helping them unload a property that has become a headache to them.