A few people have told me calling around to lumber yards or hanging out at Home Depot at 7am is the best way to solve this problem. 

I've been looking for a multi-family unit to add to my portfolio and my property manager called me with a deal that fell through and the current owner wants to unload it.  

Take a look at the Lumber Liquidators vinyl products.

We use the 4mm though and get it at lumber liquidators.

@Karen Thomas  my experience dictates that a no money down deal on multi happens for only a few reasons.1. ghetto property  just want to unload on the next victim2. wants to sell for far more than its worth give you the management headaches and be prepared to take it back if you falter.If you picked this one to mail to then you must think its not a ghetto dog with unmanageable tenants then my next thought would be the price will be far more than its really worth to a cash buyer.

long story short they took 6600 for it.. and then we kept it.. ended up being another care taker situation and it gave us some value when we sold the ranch a few years ago to Stimson lumber. 

Also, they are not necessarily built the same as a stick built house. ie, they may use lumber of slightly different dimensions (2x3 instead of 2x4 eg).And yes, I was referring to county websites, etc.

They don’t realize that an investor or real estate broker who knows the true market value of the property may be taking advantage of them by actively misleading the homeowner as to the true market value.The problems arise when the investor or real estate broker:Drives down the property value in the seller’s mind by showing them comparable properties that aren’t really comparable.Talks to the homeowner about all of the deferred maintenance that the property needs (which may or may not be true).Allows the homeowner to leave items behind (What is that “convenience” worth - the costs of renting a dumpster, hiring two-three workers for a day to unload your house?

When you remove plaster from old house walls, nothing fits easily back on because the lumber used may be dimensional.

You're at an advantage in that you have pretty much Wyoming, Nebraska, and Colorado to look through.About a year ago, I remember seeing an investor trying to unload a few rentals in Cheyenne.