House hacking, seller financing, subject-to, flipping, wholesaling are just a few methods that come to mind.

You're also going to be getting some "natural appreciation" from the housing market, unless there's a significant recession at or near that 10-year mark.

You will have two escrows, two closing, and two sets of closing costs in this method and you will also need to bring funds to the table to close the transaction between you and seller.More importantly, assignments as a means to wholesale are typically executed illegally as they violate CA DRE laws for brokering without a license so I strongly suggest that you look into the legalities of your wholesale structure before you proceed. 

This is the nature of human societies.

Unless it was just natural charisma of course..

If they bring me something else, the onus is on them.By the way, I work with a number of REA, and none of them have a problem with this, and all of them agree this method is one they prefer because it wastes far less time...and all of the agents are very experienced...and all of them are very good at filtering out properties before they bring them to me, so I rarely (less than 5% of the time), back out of a deal due to the inspection.

I'm particularly focused on those of us utilizing the Brrrr method. 

Natural property appreciation due to location and investor need for location and land.

That's the nature of our overly litigious society today. 

It is hard to tell however, I am just making that guess based on the 'blackened/ soot covered' nature of the insulation (that fell into the unit from the roof).