I don't like to feel as if I'm constantly asking for help without giving any in return.  

However I think it might be hard to find a buyer willing to take a reduced revenue stream for years one and maybe two.

Sometimes many months.A few of them like Redfin have up to the minute updates as they pull from the local MLS constantly, but they don't necessarily operate in all cities.  

You're not going to get a high cap rate off the bat however if probably built (size, location & building) it can provide a strong durability of income stream.  

So, if you want an ongoing income stream you have to keep turning the crank.

Put this toward building your REI business on the side while you have a nice income stream and will be a better loan candidate for banks.Don't get me wrong.

That can be a nice additional stream of income. 

And bad management seemed to be the constant factor on the cheap properties.Lastly, as an investor, I am perfectly happy with 8-9% returns as long as that return is consistent and I can see where the management of that property is going to help make that a reality.  

Others in the areas of super low priced homes you could find 10 a day.. ( like Detroit).. whether you could sell them who knows..But one things is constant... everyone one runs in 10's   Hey I am a big player I do 10 deals a month..

I have a large backyard on a rehab we're finishing up that needs constant watering.