Spend less than you make and the extra will accumulate.Get a second job.Cut expenses.Sell stuff.Borrow - personal loan, credit cards, HELOC or cash out refi on a property you already own, 401k loanfriends and family

My father only bought homes that were 100% turn-key and he paid all cash for them.

You definitely don't want to get in trouble with fair housing.As for your second question about the applicants who don't qualify based on income, as soon as they hand you the application and you see that they don't qualify, you should explain that to them. 

US World News just ranked it the second best place to live in the US (Denver was 3rd) and the Denver Post listed it a few months back as the place most millennials are moving to in the country.

@Carloz GilI'm going to second my friend Anthony here.Pittsburgh experienced its main building heyday in its urban areas from 1890-1930.

Second, and I'm not certain on this and this is the basis of my question.

Actually, the second highest bidder was the same family that lost it to a tax lien over a decade ago. 

As its tax season, so hard to get the attention of an accountant on this one right this second.

It is now the 18th of April and I still have not received the second half.

My plan is to buy an empty lot and have my father build a home on it.