To answer your questions in order.....Your headline is: “New Listing Special” You need to be competitively priced but not necessarily “discounted” Don’t take your listings live more than 5 days before accepting warm bodies. 

Hi BP-ers,I work for a high-volume builder outside of Nashville, TN (Franklin/College Grove/Arrington).

The property had a large double lot in a nice neighborhood, so in 2014 I subdivided the lot and sold the empty portion of the lot to a builder, and kept the main house on the lot that remained. 

In regards to inspection, you should take a 2nd party with you for the inspection, if you don't have a second party then use a body cam, if you don't have or don't want to get a body cam, then set your phone on record - extremely important for Tenants that may claim items have gone 'missing' or which claim they were promised items during your inspection.

Bear hug him and body slam him into the floor.

You might try and get a loan 1st or 2nd mortgage.. and belly up when you sell the lotsOr partner up with a local builder on a joint venture deal.

Doing some research it seems that the homeowner at the bottom of the hill may be held liable, or the builder that built it.

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But be sure you select one that has up to a year on the terms, doesn't require builders risk insurance, and doesn't require you to escrow the insurance for the length of the loan. 

Also, all his landlord policies have a builders risk clause included at no additional charge.