Gut feeling he’d sell for mid 60’s if he could.

It's a great deal guys, but I have had a lot of success following my gut in this industry.

And the easiest route, if you've got capital already, is to just start with rentals.I think your next step should be to run some more numbers until you trust your gut a bit more.

@Brad Schaeppi thanks for those comments, a good source to think through a "gut check" on what one is willing to own and manage@Jordan Moorhead Are specifically speaking Frogtown or Como?

After meeting with the seller, I decided against it, mostly because I didn't like him and my gut told me it was a bad deal.

One is gutted and needs about 10k worth of work and the other is nice enough for my daughter and I to move into right away.

Gut the shower and rebuild it.

You will have learned to "trust but verify" and that sticking to your personal beliefs, core values and gut instincts will serve you best.Good luck on the next chapter.

My gut was on track with most of you which was to give a clearly stated one time pass.

In a way I had a gut feeling that's what the issues I'd have were, you're just way better at explaining it!