Don't be blinded by cash -- check out his app, references, etc. as others have said before deciding anything.

My 2 cents.1) Lose the curtain and install cheap fresh white blinds.2) Take out the carpet and refinish the hardwood floors underneath.

At the same time it is just as risky to adjust the percentage blindly just because you can't find the deals, without understanding all of the metrics involved.

In that case, you would have little recourse.But until you read the note you're just flying blind.

If they are really interested in the property, then they'll go through the steps to fill this out and get it back to me quickly since it cost them nothing.I also tell everyone in my videos to go look at the property (I leave all the blinds up and the video is great if it's a two story they can still see what it looks like) and look at the neighborhood to make sure it's somewhere they really want to live.  

Then the blind lead the blind and good intentions can fall onto unfortunate outcomes.The negative equity here makes the Sub2 a hope rather than a strategy IMO.

Ended up getting a contract on it today blind and another willing to pay more and as much as I would like more money I do first to come with a contract and deposit gets it.

If you are going to pursue any form of investing you can always lose money or become defeated if you go in blindly and take uncalculated risks.

Secondly I would personally like to suggest that don't ever do investment on a blind strategy.

When i questioned on the upgrade, they mentioned 2 windows never had blinds.