@Fritz Doublas - I would recommend talking to and finding cash buyers at the nearest large city.

The flow is messy, making a large puddle right at the bottom of the stairs which are about 10 feet from the front door.

I guess a large hesitation of mine is it seems like a "failure" usually means losing money, which seems like a bigger problem for new people who have limited resources (and just starting out trying to diversify their income).

It seems like a natural succession for a large multifamily unit owner to also own their property management company.  

  I’m a wholesaler from Columbus Ohio and when I come across Deals I seem to can’t close on it because I cannot find an end buyer and most buyers wants to flip the property and want large spreads, but what about the smaller spread deals that’s more for building up a portfolio I come across some deals that have some smaller spreads but I want to be able to help the seller sell, but I can’t because I’m having trouble finding buyers that pay close to market value of the home .

These large banks have thousands of individuals working in cubicles, just hoping to get to the next smoke break or to then end of day. 

Background: Fair to large budget for a small project.

The listing suggests there are opportunities to add value....from the listing: "features large 1 bedroom units (900 SF), which can easily be converted into 2 bedroom units.

@Mike M.Thanks Mike for the printer & targeted list suggestion, I can start on a small scale and see how this goes.

@Nik MoushonThe person who recommended does hundreds of properties a year in philly from large condo conversions to large MF new construction projects.