Trying to find the ones who want to unload their land and I would pay the taxes and compensate them for their asset.

If I start a job and drop a $25K lumber package and then another $10K in labor and the customer has nothing invested the contractor is screwed .

Lender's here could give every active agent 10 REO listings and not even make a dent in the inventory.We all understand "Carrying Costs" and with Banks holding thousands of properties, each one averaging $500 a month in just Property Taxes, they just want to unload them.

Very good advice above...I would suggest also, that if you decide to do rentals, buy one single family house to start out with, rather than a fourplex or something else that may be expensive or difficult to unload.

If the stay great if they move that's the time to update and for 3k upgrade this is max 2 weeks and fully turned in 30 days, if it takes 60 days something is wrong.Its not so much the rent but if I would unload this place, this would pay dividends and turn faster which is key for timing a 1031.

My buddy owns a lumber yard so he gave me some pretty good prices on some closeout Trex Origins Composite.

Driving an hour to get home after working all day and then having to unload tools into my shop gets very old.

They are for billionaires selling multi-million dollar properties that take years to unload.

Too many people bought boring cabins at higher prices and are needing to unload them now.

When the trailer is full, move the trailer to the curb and unload the trailer.