In a multifamily situation, make sure to treat the entire property so they can't scatter to another space.

These properties are scattered through small towns about an hour from a major city.

Value was added by negotiating hard and making it easy for the owner to sell us the whole portfolio, and then by taking on 11 units in scattered sites.

If you don't want properties scattered throughout, I would suggest creating a team where you plan on retiring.

I know there’s a lot of scattered thoughts on here but I appreciate any feedback from the community.

I am here now in search of some guidance of where to start, what books to read, if someone so kindly can help me with my scattered brained so I can get to work on business.

The family is scattered around the states and my buddy is in the process of moving out of state as well and no one will be around to take care of the properties. 

I've been a bit scattered and overwhelmed with information.

@Mitchell Rusten For general infill, subdivisions and scattered lots builders can generally pay 20-25% of the value or sale price of the house for the land depending on demand and price point.

The benifits of no or low management doesn't exist with scattered houses so much.