Most lenders want a minimum of $100k for just about any 30 year conventional loan so you'd be right at the entry level.

No matter how badly you wanted to get rid of it, you could put it up for a much lower cap rate and still sell it quickly. 

I don't think the level of tenant this property would attract would appreciate bamboo.

My experience is a small portion of buyers 10% or so will be just turned off since it will be disclosed, another 10% or so will try to think since it was there you should accept a lower price, but the other 80% don't care since it's now fixed and they have the warranty.

If you're sending the same mailer as your competition, you can expect a lower than possible response rate.  

@Anthony Podloski The hotel market in Orlando is stable, running high occupancy but lower ADRs.

They can approve of the lower price and then they would have to come to closing to make up the difference.

The level of competition here has increased in western WA.  

I feel like in my area of Oklahoma we have some great ROI with the lower end of RE.

This way, your capital requirement is lower and you get some experience in developing a community while your customers fund the construction.The benefit to your customers is that they get to choose everything about their new home, design the perfect place.Win - win!