I've sold "tons of cheap vacant Florida parcels", ...via "my own twist" to owner-financing: ---- "Rent-to-Own" ----I've sold 100s of vacant parcels, as I've been awarded the status: a "power-seller" plus a "top-rated seller" on eBay.

@Jonah Cervantes People are answering your question as to what markets they are successfully investing, but don't get it twisted, because that's their success and you may not have the same success. 

You want your agent to test the waters gently with the COVID discount and see if the seller is ready to do something.

Generally speaking, property will pass first to a surviving spouse, or to the children if there is no spouse, but some states have weird twists that could transfer everything to a sibling or even parents, if still alive, or even into the spouse’s family.

Gently ask the tenant to provide evidence of being laid off, collecting unemployment, etc.

Here is where it twists a little different than other stories I found in search: They have not been paying rent and now that the tenant who was on the lease moved out, they told me to pound sand and won't pay anything until they get evicted.With the current corona situation, who knows when evictions will pick back up again.So my question is this, since they never paid rent, never been on a lease and won't pay rent going forward, can I have them removed immediately as trespassers?

But people manipulate and twist these words so much it’s ridiculous.

But, assuming owner financing isn't an option, I think the best scenario is to "gently" feel out the lender and see if the points can be waived, while continuing to make the interest payments.

Some renters will have more money not working so that's a new twist.

Those types of people are going to also be able to navigate twists and turns during a transaction as well.