Again, it is only active for a set period of time (I'm pretty sure it is 7 days) and anyone with that link can access that file.

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Well, we have to presume that they came to a showing given the wording of the OP, so there would have been a face to face unless Seth had a lockbox and allowed them access by giving the code.

The catch is that BECAUSE these parcels don't have legal access to a road, etc., the landowners are often willing to let them go for next-to-nothing.As such, would their be a way to wholesale this deal - to make sure I have a signed contract with the end-buyer before I actually close on the parcel from the current owner?

If you can't drop the price significantly I'd watch the local papers to see if it goes up on the auction block.  

With access restricted by seller...Are any of you still able to work with your lender on an external BPO?

I do remember that they put an access code at the main entrances and once you entered... you walked down old hallways that still looked like an old school hallway with the condo entrance doors to the left and right.  

In those cases I paint all the studs with a stain blocking primer.

Does anyone know where to get Decorative cinder blocks in Denver?

Problem is, most retail buyers are not cash buyers, so they'll be looking to get a mortgage, which means you'd have to explain to the seller about the end buyer who's not buying all cash (since they'd have to wait to get pre-approved, and most retail buyers drag their feet on getting pre-approved; not to mention potential retail buyer(s) wanting access to see the inside).