That kind of puts the whole thing into prospective.

Is that something that will deter the lender in anyway?

I am actively prospecting to acquire a property.

While there are plenty of low-cost resources to help you get your property on the market and expose it to a portion of prospective homebuyers, this will likely cost you time and money.Furthermore, Zillow allows you to post your property as 'FSBO', but their main responsibility is to the agents/brokers who pay hundreds or thousands/month in ad spend to the site.

@Ian Walsh thank you for giving me the prospective of a lender.

It all depends on your goals, the specifics of that property, and prospects for new property.  

Do you have a Realtor helping you find prospective properties? 

If a parent dies suddenly around property tax time and leave their house to a child with no control over their finances, the prospect of coming up with a few thousand for property taxes after paying for the funeral absolutely terrifies a lot of people and can lead them to make bad decisions.

If I brought them a buyer-prospect, let's say for one of those $8,000 lots (that they sold to me for $1,200) They would finance an "end buyer" for $8,000 for 15 years.

Invest the time to vet prospective section 8 tenants.