Sign in the yard, ad in classified, postlets ad layout....nobody's moving or this Spring is dead.

The property was what would be classified as "distressed" when I bought it, i.e. high vacancy rate and lots of deferred maintenance.

. $500 is a great start-up capital for marketing funds.I suggest calling the "we buy houses" ads in the classifieds and find out what type of properties they are specifically looking for then, go on a deal hunt.

A six unit building is classified as commercial (anything greater than four) which will have its value based on NOI and Cap Rate not appraisal. 

I believe when initially surveyed (not for residential but for the well servicing) a few of the acres (approx 5 or 6 are classified as this type) and could maybe be set aside for conservation purposes and wouldn't/couldn't be build onOn the land itself - there is currently one SFH home (the owner lives in) already and one large Barn / warehouse used for storage of industrial tools etc so some of the land is already zoned  

Search local classified ads online and in the newspaper for owner-financed deals.

And classified is not the same as conspiracy theory. 

I would classify this type of thing under "Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt" or "FUD" which these days serves more to generate clicks and views than it does to accurately predict the future movements of any market or asset.No matter what happens, people will need a decent, safe place to live.

$340,000 purchase price + $75,000 rehab/holding costs + $35,000 cost to buy and sell = $450,000 total investment $650,000 ARV = $200,000 Net  (in 18 months)Other than the local newspaper (which doesn't have a classifieds section anymore) where do you find private investors? 

Call me back at xxx-xxx-xxxx, this needs to be done tomorrow or day after that and is classified as an On-Call service.".