I think I could sell it at a discount and still make a nice profit.

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Not to mention, its no longer being sold as a discount with that $90K added on with nothing to show for it.  

We would like to connect with other real estate investors in our area who have discounted residential or commercial property (specifically properties with gas stations), venture funders, and individuals with discounted mortgage notes.We enjoy networking with other investors and find that "together everyone achieves more."

(he will have it early next week) I made a real big deal about this, and seller is aware price will need to go down, and no residential buyer will touch the house.Home also has an in ground pool, that needs a new pool liner, It also has a light that has fallen out of the side, leaving an open hole in the side of the pool.Assuming I can for an amount that makes sense (I am guessing around 80k after discounting the price to cover the structural issues), Can I expect a Hard money lender to loan on this property?

If I remember right, I think you can get a bulk discount with USPS.

:)Just curious if anyone is familiar with buying clothing wholesale or in bulk at discounts?

Rarely is there equity, but if there is the bank won't take a discount. 

You are assuming some risk that the Tax Deed could be overturned and you loose the property if the county did not do everything 100% correctly.I own many houses that have tax deeds and this does not scare me because I understand them, but I would at least do a title search and make sure the county notified all owners of record and any mortgage holders.There should still be a steep discount on any property bought that has a Tax Deed.Like I said $2000 would be money well spent for a clear title.

You could consider flipping properties or even buying rentals at a discount and then refinancing the property.