What's it going to take (offer) to get the lender to unload this property?

If the many flippers cant finish a project or flip for profit -- HM lenders will try to unload properties  once they foreclose and put additional strain in the marketplace..

it was a wives tale though that they would take the logs out into the ocean and reman them and sell it right back to us.. the logs went to Japan and stayed there.but it was the HBU for those logs to the private owners.. that's why our stud lumber is so knotty LOL.. we got the left overs. 

Sure but then they sit around not unloading their stuff waiting for you to show up.

Hence this is why Prineville, Oregon, formerly a lumber saw-mill town is now one dominated by the presence of highly paid computer tech workers.

Fast forward after Landlords unload their properties in droves.

That way you can unload groceries and put everything in the fridge or pantry while the bags are on the counter by the stove.If you don't want to move the electrical for the stove, put the pantry and fridge on the other side and keep the stove where it is, adding some storage and counter space....always good to have a place for pots and pans and a cooking surface by the stove.

PM provided current rental situation, all units rented. 2016 "P&L" showing income and expenses.Selling agent's explanation: Properties owned by an investment group from CA that is trying to unload.

This is already precipitating a shortage of building materials - lumber and wood products, gypsum and drywall, sheathing, house wrap, ... everything that goes into new construction to replace the homes destroyed in the storms and floods.

A lot of Lumber Liquidator's cheapest 7mm and 8mm stuff holds up pretty well too and is in the .59-.79/sqft range.