Some investors / flippers of very inexpensive vacant land do self-close, where the cost to close with a title company (most often requiring that you purchase title insurance, which comes with a minimum cost just for issuing a policy) approaches or exceeds the monetary value of the land. 

Most people who wholesale land whole-tail it, meaning they close it on themselves (with their own money or someone else's) and then they put it on the MLS, since finding buyers for land can be like trying to find a needle in a haystack. 

I am close enough to Portland that I think a more sustainable way of living - smaller footprint, minimalist, would appeal to a certain segment of the population if it was done right.

But waterproof LVP is always a great choice, and my most recommended route.

They do not answer their phones or emails and have chosen to keep the doors closed to the public after Covid.  

Currently closing on a house and looking for home owners insurance for a 2 family house.

And when it is a couple of months from being complete you sell your old properties and then buy the new property.You can't take title to your new property before you close the sale of your old property. 

Hi, If a rental property come to market with $400-500 lower than market and be close to your rental property that you posted one week back, what will you do?

@Rick Albert I closed my house hack (tripled with ADU) with a 203k version but not that exact program.

This was a lot that was under contract for a purchase price of $500 and all in closing costs, hoa dues, back taxes, affidavit of heirship fees, was about ~$7300 to close and I used my business credit to purchase.Reason I purchased it was because all other "buyers" wanted to purchase at a super low price point where I wouldn't make any money.