@John WilliamsMost likely will flatten out but depends on specific locale.

If you have any specific questions about skip tracing, let me know.

(I've written about the topic on the forums many times).I also have personal experience rehabbing properties with structural issues (unfortunately).I've bought and rehabbed properties in almost every condition imaginable, but I've never knowingly bought a property with significant structural issues--that's my one deal-breaker.

Is there a specific name for this person or could it be anyone in the bank? 

I'd say the Bigger Pockets forums are one of the best places to explore how to put your money to work in RE. 

You just hear the knock it out of the park stories on YouTube and many forums...and of course if you go to a seminar selling you services and consulting and mentoring.Good luck and best wishes.

@Petronella Kerssens I agree with all things stated above, although Orlando is tighter on short term rentals (Orange County specifically). 

They may need to access cash or move to a more suitable living situation.Tax Liens or Legal IssuesOwners facing tax liens, legal disputes, or other complications may want to sell their property fast to resolve these issues without further financial or legal consequences.Burnt-Out InvestorsReal estate investors who are tired of managing properties, dealing with tenants, or facing constant repairs may decide to liquidate their holdings quickly to invest in other opportunities or simplify their lives.Understanding these motivations can help you tailor your approach and offer solutions that address their specific needs, making it more likely you'll secure a deal. 

How beneficial the study is to your specific situation is dependent on a lot of factors.

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