Some investors would rather have a good turnkey multi if the intent is to hold for a long time if they are not in the mood to do all the fixes and want a strong asset with a little less cash flow upfront.

I work in finance and every Sunday I start to get in a bad mood because it’s the start of a new work week.

Thanks for that.I had my issues, and I may still be in a defensive attitude towards their investment "opportunities" but since you are in a mood to discuss this further, let me share my thoughts...1.

But they don’t want her to turn and sell it during a mood change.

I don’t think there are any rules as it really depends on your mood and goals.

** I have attached a simple mood board to give an idea of the design scheme.

** I have attached a simple mood board to give an idea of the design scheme.

Spent lots of hours listening to podcasts and reading things, etc.. and I'm finally in an action taking mood..better late than never.Anyways came across something local.. did the math on it and its definitely not a great deal but seems like it would be something easy to manage myself, good location, ready to rent, etc. 

So knowing the market, mood, etc, is a big part of the letter game, or all advertising in that matter frankly.

Pray for an appraiser in a good mood!