Isn't this something you should be asking your broker and not random people on the internet? 

After taking care of the random trash and the dog feces, I'd bring in professionals for flooring, painting, detailed cleaning, etc.

Having LL experience I can tell you that having some random arbitrager is a non-starter for me.

I found this website when I randomly came across a podcast on my Swell app and have been hooked on the podcasts ever since.

I happen to be out and about runing errands recently and a random conversation turned into a huge opportunity for me.

We installed a nice fence with a gate and it enhanced the look of our building dramatically, which stopping random trash from appearing.

You can find cash flow randomly across the country easy.

Do you just go up to random people and tell them you need a bag of cash??

. - without the proper road infrastructure in place, I'm thinking you could probably find a buyer out there for some properties like this, but I wouldn't expect to sell these kinds of lots for a very high price - simply because they aren't "turn-key" and ready to build on.There are actually a lot of random subdivisions like this out in the rural United States - where the easements and roads are all "legally" there, but nobody has actually invested the money into developing them.In my mind, I'd say if you can't actually drive a car to each of these properties, you should be offering a VERY low price (like less than $500...

I don't have any other agent contacts to call, so at this point I feel like I'll either have to use the buyers agent, or call an agent at random to make an offer.