I have another question for you: Do you work with inner city real estate, and if so, do you find it difficult to unload a rehabbed/ updated property that should hold a significant value do to increase in neighborhood deterioration/ crime rates?

There was a huge shutdown on foreclosures so that gap is finally working its way into the lack of inventory.I'm guessing that there will be a huge unloading of foreclosures in the next 6 to 9 months that will drive prices back down.

I am not in a position to do a construction loan to finish the project and I am looking to unload at a steep discount.

Others get stuffed with a bad deal they can not unload, time wasted and cash lost.You did not say a lot about the actual deal and if you have buyers waiting in the wings.

Loading/unloading planes for FedEx/UPS also.Dave Ramsey recommends both of those on his radio program so often that in some markets Domino's has become a sponsor.

if i try to unload it, and roll it into a new property, do i need to pay any taxes if i sell it a year after the purchase date?

Go to Lowes, Home Depot, 84 Lumber etc and ask.I use subs based on time vs money and do the rest myself like Rehab702.

You have the staying power to see better days and unload the property then.

They also built with cash, which gave them the ability to unload a property at a discount and still make a profit.

The problem I have is that the vast majority want money to help out or they want to unload a house to me, and I get the feeling they want to unload a bad deal to me cause I am new.