You'll need to be the orchestrator if you go this route.Given that you don't have much disposable monthly income you should be looking for ways to increase that your income as your top priority.

I think this fellow's business revolves around dissing virtually any/all manner of disposing of an interest in real estate.. and people.

Besides the obvious sale of the property, looking for creative ideas for new real estate investments.A scenario I am considering is purchasing single family property, cash deal to cover monthly expense of commercial land, roughly $1,800 per month.Properties renting for $1,800 are selling for 170-195k.Once cash flowing, refi property for down payment  on next property and so on.I've considered paying off commercial land to save monthly expense but with no guarantee of when it will sell, I feel safer with cash in bank or invested into another property that would be easier to dispose of if need be. 

The asset itself could be real estate or any other type of asset -- stocks, bonds etc.Typically the seller, due to some life condition or circumstance, has a need to dispose of the asset quickly, usually at a discount and below actual market value for whatever reason. 

Contractors around here charge $400-$500 to install a water heater and $50 to dispose the old water heater, and they don't even show up for this type of work most of the time.

So the estate will be held open until all these properties have been fully disposed of, correct? 

.- mold remediation- gutter repair and roofline repair- tape and seal off entire sunroom for treatment- disposal of all items in the sunroom- replacement of 7-8 blinds affected by mold- white suits for workers and etc. - dumpster rental- demo of affected sheetrocks and replacement

Coverage depends but can include electrical systems, plumbing, appliances, garage door opener, and garbage disposal.

Since most materials would be removed I would think this would be the case, but imagine there would have to be some cleanup of the property and proper disposal of materials. 

If you are buying a 2-4 unit property as your primary home you actually have some better options at your disposal than if you were buying it solely as an investment property.