This would generally mean selling to another flipper if we were forced to take a house back (kicking and screaming along the way).

That's a screaming deal, in my book.Difficult to find that here.

It was so bloody the police thought it was a murder for a day or two.

It just screamed I'm a victim, not my fault, they got to me, I'm nieve as if your situation was not your fault.No, it's not preditory telling any borrower what liabilities or contingent liabilities must be eliminated by them in order for a lender to quailify that borrower for financing.

I've had a few homeowners call and scream at me just for sending them a "we buy houses" postcard.

If you get a SCREAMING deal and have cash (or hard money) to fund the initial purchase and rehab, this might work.

Just brought the resale point up because that is usually something people scream about.Would you mind sharing a little more information on how you have gone about purchasing them.

You know this. screamed concern at us with the mine.

I'm looking at a deal in Colorado that has a bunch of markers screaming "BEWARE!"

I asked him why he said yes before, he starts yelling and screaming that we never had that conversation nor it's his problem.