You know ya'll talk about not sitting on the sidelines and taking action to start investing well that's what I'm trying to do.

The house just has to be moved from the property it's sitting on.

You could try contacting owners whose rental listings have been sitting on CL or Zillow for a while. 

Assuming you're referring to Ga, sit down with a local RE attorney.  

One of them I rent from now and the other sits beside it.

Chris L.When approaching overwhelmed/tired/retiring landlords, especially those whose property has been sitting on the market for ages, we will often present our cash-offer and a vendor carry offer, along with a narrative which explains the pros and cons of each offer from both the vendors and buyers perspective.

@gordon @Gordon S. it depends on the loan type but I would use at least 12 months as a rule of thumb 

Then sit back and wait for the phone to ring?

I would rather price a property to move quickly than push up the price to cover the conventional realtor expense and have it sit on the market twice as long. 

We already have quite a bit just sitting there.