I gave myself a set salary, kept minimum reserves, and let the company start financially sustaining itself.The company cashflowed, property values significantly rose (along with rents), and I recently purchased my third SFH with no mortgage.

If walk in the buyers shoes we might be more understanding.

Always get an inspection.Lots of words but I have been in your shoes. 

My experience with HUBZU was similar to @Rose Hutchinson, except I gave up after the second round of bidding.  

Real estate is not a bag of coffee beans or a truck load of shoes, it is treated differently than personal property. 

It may not make sense until you're actually in those shoes.

Hi @Chris ParkerIf I was in your shoes, I'd quickly check out the Redfin listing page for this property, which you probably should have done first. :-) Just Google the street address and redfin, and the link will show up.Down the page, you'll find links to other nearby listed comps, more or less. 

If I were you, I would try and put myself in his shoes.

I'd suggest a conservative business casual look:  khakis and button down shirts, no tie, solid shoes that are somewhere between a dress shoe and a work shoe  (no sneakers). 

Most borrowers would not have seen any change in rates from yesterday although the borrowing costs rose very slightly in some cases.