I get that's more than you want to pay but that doesn't make it a short sale.You will spin your wheels trying to fit a square peg into a round hole on this one.

The earth will spin and the ground will move -- it's a 10 cent fix for a 2 dollar problem.

I realize that if it is possible, it is most likely rare, but I want to make sure that I am not spinning my wheels (or anyone else’s) by asking around for something that doesn’t exist.Separate question: does being out of state make a borrower less appealing to a lender, regardless of the rate that the borrower is seeking?

Don't spin wheels where you don't need to...

I personally think it's a bonus to hear the stories that they spin.

@Stephen AkindonaThank you so much for putting the positive spin on this post.

I've had tenants with rattlesnakes, drug overdoses, moonshine, a fatality, burglary, intruders, prostitution, infidelity between tenants, and a host of other things that would make your head spin. 

The city would probably argue that you can easily identify which meter was tied to the leak by turning off water and determining which of the meters continued to spin.

I have wasted tooo much time with contractors each putting their own spin on things, only to be directly contradicted by another, yadda yadda.

Otherwise, you will find you are spinning your wheels, and you will lose more in the long run.Seasoned flippers know how valuable time is.