In Philadelphia, PA, my parents have 3 residential properties, one of them having an attached commercial unit that currently has a hair salon client.

It's been hot and dry for several months now. 

Do they really care about the seller who got hung to dry while waiting for a wholesaler to "assign" his option?

It adequately prepared me to easily pass on the first attempt, but it was very dry (which is probably more due to the material than the provider).

Just had them this way to show holes in picturePic #3: The room is now dry and ready to be finished & rented.

There are a few parcels here and there that could be built on if you wanted to go that direction.There are also some "dry" cabins or off grid stuff here and there.

With no income the lender will not loan to you because if something goes south you could walk away and leave the lender high and dry. 

When deals flow dries up a lot of so called mentors move to teach for income and push deals of the past as easy replicatable today.What's great about bigger pockets is someone can post knowledge and it tends to be available to read by thousands or more people at their leisure.You can already see by a lot of the posts the starter investors think 3,600 is a ton of money and the mentor Is being overpaid etc.Folks there is likely some GOLD in these forums if the potential investor takes the time to read.

While it appears some of these markets are “cash” it is (was) heavily fueled by cheap money in the developed world and those cash buyers will be drying up real fast, especially since 2 year treasuries are now approaching 4 percent.

TL/DR - I bought a 3.5 down FHA Duplex, I'll be living in one side and renting out the other.