Not only was it all there, but it was meticulously labeled and organized in hand made storage units, closets, and rolling work stations.

Typically they'll have the hand made "for rent" signs, if you call them, the owner might be answering the phone.In addition to Craigslist, look for potential Mom and Pop owner on Facebook Marketplace.

Property includes 2 small sheds, landscaped yard, hand made porch swing.Sale also includes next door lot (0.32 acres).Information from Wholesaler:ARV: 145,000Repairs: 22,000 (13,000 for repair to septic system, $9,000 for general updating)Asking price: 65,000Comps provided by wholesaler:2/1.5/976 $157,000 8/26/182/2/1200 $138,000 9/26/182/2/1536 $134,900 10/31/183/1/1176 $145,000 2/1/840 $125,000 11/5/17I pulled my own comps from Zillow:2/1/900 $79,000 8/2/182/1/1176 $95,000 9/25/182/1.5/976 $157,000 8/26/182/1/1181 $119,000 7/31/182/1/900 $30,000 10/2/182/1/960 $100,000 7/13/18Based on my comps, houses are selling for $94.61/sq ft which would make the ARV $95,370, not the $145,000 he listed. 

And even from there, laying tile can be a ~$10/psf endeavor for cheap tiles to ~$100/psf for handmade clay tiles and labor.Now somewhat real numbers: we are currently in a about 3,300 rehab down to studs.  

Hi BiggerPockets, I've been using a hand made Google Sheet to analyze properties.

It was handmade by the previous owner and I have no idea of it's value besides the fact that it was a gorgeous quirk that drew in STR renters.

Direct to seller for buildings this size by doing skip trace searches to track down LLC owners and contacting them or their attorneys, calling on hand made for rent signs is usually an owner.

I just recently set up a handmade store on Etsy where I will sell my handmade purses and jewelry, but I'll need a few more ways than that to help get me in the running.

I rebuilt a cabin from a fire in 2017, and outfitted a lot of it with fine antiques, as well as handmade furniture, etc. 

Because there is a shift to experiential spending not material spending, more money goes to entrepreneurs in America (Millennials love handmade, boutique, one-off originals) and less money goes to China for plastic crap.