I've purchased several homes in the past and have never needed to reschedule an inspection, let alone more than once.It's a shame - I was really pumped about it and I've already sent a ton of referrals to person who sourced the deal, but it just didn't pan out.I wonder what the community thinks about this situation and if I could have or should have handled it any differently.It was a great learning experience either way.

I think Denise could wind up in a tight spot if it didn't pan out quite as planned. 

Then choosing spots like these gentrifying areas are what turn triples/homers into grand slams if they pan out as expected..

My front yard is the Pacific ocean and my back yard is Kapiolani Park. 

If they don't pan out, I contact the next qualified applicant, and at that point, get the money order or cash for the background check.

So, to invest there would be solely for the appreciation play in my opinion and I would wait to see how this Turner thing starts panning out first, actually more so the potential developments there.

Also - since you are PRO member, I'd run the numbers through the BiggerPockets House Flipping Calculator and see how it pans out (after figuring out a good ARV, of course.)

Getting a 5% down is only if you pan on living in it.

As far as the marketing goes, I'm chalking this first deal up to beginners luck as the rest of the calls I have gotten, have not panned out.

I know plenty of great performers who would love a week or two of "boat-touring" in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, so booking it would be easy!