@Dean DeMattia, I have not, but a client of mine is a foreclosure attorney in NY, so he may be able to offer some insight. 

@David Lee Hall, III Yea mine is in similar condition.

I made thousands, but it wasn't exactly a gold mine.You want to own the land, not the trailers.

Last year new construction was so crazy that prices were climbing weekly, builders were doing lotteries again, and people who were fortunate enough to sign contracts at the beginning of the gold rush ended up with homes that were worth 30k or 40k more by the time their homes were actually completed.

Whenever I work with a client, I always go higher that way when it comes in lower, you are in the gold.  

I had a realtor tell me he had seen this before, but hoping to get some feedback from the BP community about this strategy and any land mines I should be aware of if this is a possibility.

You will encounter what appears to be great cash flow in some other areas of Cleveland but, in most cases, it's fools gold. 

I was literally just telling a high-roller investor friend of mine last night, how I turned down 40k on a wholesale play.

Some people also like to make a Vision Board.For mine I'll quote a very wise man."

@Dave CharronI am having the same problem with my property right now with the floors, though with mine you feel like you are walking uphill in some parts.