There were built light, that is, with minimal foundation work to support the weight of wood siding (not brick veneer) and an early asphalt-shingled (not slate) roof.

Concrete foundation, asphalt/shingle roof, that's all I have.  

Asphalt single roof or concrete tile? 

Maybe not with a wood frame structure and asphalt shingle roofs. 

@Bryan Watkins  I liked eXp as a new agent since I was still splitting my time as an investor in the beginning and they had low fees with no pressure to "pound the pavement" right away. 

Asphalt$80,000rolled chip seal Concrete$3,0006 inch Cubic yards, framed, poured, sawn,Retention Pond$if needed, part of dirt work cost, less land for buildingsLandscaping$I like trees and bushes.

I think it's becoming more and more obvious that I need to start pounding the pavement and looking for off-market properties

NatalieWe had to drop 12 thousand dollars on a huge asphalt driveway to cover a temporary driveway used to cover fire damage debris. 

And nice work on 'pounding the pavement" to find a deal. 

Its alot of "pounding the pavement" in the beginning and often people don't make it past that hump.