Oh great, we get to spin the "home inspector roulette wheel" some inspectors are GREAT, some others, well not so much and can jeopardize a sale for reasons that are dubious at best!

I see your point i just hard  find it hard finding this info out..its like a poker tell..they arent voluntarily volunteering this info out some of them..like im struggling i need to sell..lost my job going through divorce..etc etc...if they blurt that out..they lose their position..I guess some people just tell you straight up..my wife died, im broke need to sell asap..some are more honest than others i guess and just will be straight up with you.

I have had 4 evictions in my turnkey life span 2 of those resulted in repairs 10-20k... and the way I see it that is just part of the roulette reel of chance... no ones fault.

is Grant Cordone to RE what Dan Bilzerian is to poker?

Started with about 20k in cash to invest in late 2014.Bigger Pokers is a great way to network and share!

Like I just told them I want to be a professional poker player.

Side note: I disagree with people saying that poker is gambling. 

I kinda have come to the conclusion that in the real estate game, its the buy that makes you money (everyone says this common saying), but you get to keep playing the game if you dont push all of your chips on the table on any spin of the roulette wheel.

"The Big Short", "Liar's Poker", "Flash Boys" - no, Wall St isn't as greedy and corrupt as you think it is -- it's even worse than that.- The Godfather - No, I don't recommend "an offer they can't refuse" as a REI strategy, but it has some great lessons in suffering setbacks and losses with grace and dignity, and the triumph of a consistent strategy and interpersonal relationships over impulsive decisions and use of force.

Would you really want the government playing roulette with your parents and grandparents life because they didn't want people to lose money for a couple weeks?