. - 31 trailers in total ruin- 14 trailers that could possibly be repaired or sold (5k+ per trailer)- 11 trailers people are living in (5 tenant owned - and the rest are owned by park)- Before COVID renters were paying $200 /month- Trash everywhere and lots of land clearing to get it back up to parOther Issues:- A lot of theft- Nobody currently paying rent because of COVID and he cannot evict- No financials on the operation- No water meter at trailer- No agreements with renters- He has 480K in it - and said he wouldn't entertain anything less than 400kThe amount of work to get it up and going again and the lack of current revenue makes it hard to justify anything around that number ...in my opinion.I've just let it be for now as he either needs to have pressure from local environmental agencies, etc to get rid of it for a reasonable price..... as, he is just "sitting" on it. 

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If he does effect it and the economy drops which it definitely will in the mold making industry wouldn’t it be a great time to buy properties and invest and hold them till the market comes back up?

It is just a little tougher right now since the inventory is so low and rates are low too, so once inventory goes back up in the spring and summer, you will find a deal that works for you.

Zillow on the opposite side is suffering, Rich Barton cornered real estate marketing but the company is flapping around and made high priced purchases in concentrated markets, not sure they can get the stock price back up.

In the meanwhile, if I were you I would put listing back up while I wait to hear from this prospect on when they will move in.

But if they had backup offers, then you are out there battling again. 

And it's very common for clients to use a DST or two as back ups in case they can't find exactly what they're looking for. 

I'm a slow burner.

Then send said notice.You can also offer them cash to leave as well, but again, depending on the type of lease you may or may not have any legal back up and you are just asking.