Lumber and such we order through local dealers.

I found an investor that's eager to unload his investments due to his want to redistribute his cash elsewhere.

Today I was talking to a colleague about her pending retirement and she mentioned “I have this one rental that I want to unload before retire…” and I said “WAIT!!!

They would give me a list and I'd go to home depot and get it (having people load and unload for me), or I'd get it delivered.

Warren Buffet as rich as he is he has problem to unload his beach front home months after months.

I'm sure there are RE meetups & groups in CLT, so try to attend a meeting to meet other investors who may offer more specific strategies or have properties they are looking to unload themselves. 

What I’m wondering is if I could list the materials bought such as lumber for subfloor, flooring, cabinets, toilets, and appliances as “Depreciation” or leave it as “Supplies”.

Then you better hope you can unload quick or else that float number will rise. 

When I need to restock one of the smaller fire pits, I cut a load of wood and put it in my dump truck and then unload it by the pit.

The seller gets to unload the responsibilities of owning the property itself and starts to get a return again.