As another note if you can get ground cheap enough you can farm it until something better comes your way.

With the Fed rate hike coming any time now, I'm motivated to execute on a buy-and-hold property deal in the next few months and get some of that cheap leverage.

They are often nailed from the top so you have large exposed nail heads, the treads are usually made with cheap ugly wood and risers from OSB.

It is your expectation that's wrong, not their pricing, go too cheap and you might end up paying twice for the same job.

The unit next door to us in MB is referred to as the MB Ghetto not because it is in disrepair or cheap but because of the number of units on the property (I think there are 8 units).  

Not a big deal on such a cheap property.  

But you already know that, I didn't need to tell you.But, you probably didn't realize just how cheap the rest of the country is, did you?

They are cheap and give you all the info you need.  

If this is your goal, you shouldn't be looking at multi-family or storage units or tax liens or cheap houses or any of the other multitude of shiny objects that will come your way.  

Nobody ever lands on Boardwalk and if they do their will likely never be a hotel there.Translation to BiggerPockets: cheap property with low income tenants can cash flow just as well or sometimes better as expensive property.