Even though we don't plan to develop yet, want to do while the area is dry, not in a rush competing with Mother nature and can get free or cheap dirt from some construction sites who are moving compaction dirt off other sites nearby. 

You can choose your own title company and sometimes the seller will pay the title insurance if you do, however there are times you will pull your hair out dealing with the seller's title company.Recently Auction dot com has offered properties without a buyers premium.  

My wife and mother in law have the hair brained idea of just getting the electric panel repaired and just getting a home insurance like American Home Shield on the HVAC just in case the system breaks down.

@Zulf H. the others have pretty much covered the different ways to find listings, but you are right, it's dry right now.

Fiberglass roof deck is underway and the roof is dried in.

Different world now, this type of market shift can easily result in 10-20 years to recover when something gets that out of whack, sort of like the oil well running dry in a Barron Texas town, everyone picks up and moves and never comes back.

August is the slowest month because 8/1 is BTS in Georgia.That said, there is no dry period as people like the winter mountain coziness, yet it’s still warm enough to go on a waterfall hike.  

What are you all doing now that they have left you high and dry? 

I have conducted a  dry listing to see if I could get interest and was able to 8 applications in 24 hours before I removed the listing at a rate of 700$ per room.

This is not a normal salon, but instead it is a building that has multiple small studio's that artists (nails, wax, hair, lashes) can rent out from the owner.