@Ella Ludwig Kelly judy did not come up with this great thought.. its well known in the advertising industry that people need to see the same thing about 7 to 10 times before they react.but obviously one out of 550 responded to the OP letter.. he needs to do 500 a month for 5 years then see were he is at.I grew up In this industry.. my dad created yellow letters before anyone knew what they were IE mid 60's  we had a printing press in our garage and guess what I did as  6 th grader I printed 5000 door hangers a week after school then on Sat and Sunday My mom took me and 4 or 5 friends and we walked the neighborhood's my dad worked and hung them on the doors..

You would be hard pressed to rent a home in an area were there are fairly nice homes sitting empty only because there are less people who want to live there than there are homes. 

You're going to be especially hard-pressed to find any that are also close to move-in ready.However, I think it is still quite possible depending how much work and/or money you're willing to put into fixing a place up.

A lender would be hard-pressed justifying not postponing if the seller submitted the purchase contract and something like a preapproval or proof of funds along with it. 

One more big press down, could make a lot of margin calls, pressing really crazy deep sell-off's, and really great acquisition points. 

This article is receiving lots of press here in Portland today.

No one else, not even the inheritance lenders she asked, would have given her the $25K she got from me before the probate was complete.Most of my sellers don't have an immediate, pressing need for the money either.

They will literally demand that you come out to press the reset button on the gfi

And of course I get busy with something else so I don't follow up or press the point to them.They told me they do this but I've not seen evidence of it and they document everything.I suppose that because the move-in and move-out are super thorough that nothing escapes.

I can tell you right now you're going to be hard-pressed (and that's optimistic) to find anything other than a rotting double-wide for $200k, even in Bremerton.