Both unit are in similar condition of disarray although in the second floor unit the ceiling has caved in......

One in a C class neighborhood in Phoenix in the range of 250k +/- and one other house in the Scottsdale/Cave Creek area for 750k.

Is it easier to flip in an up market - of course, any cave man could do it.

The good thing about fighting is that is shows you won't cave in and other scumbag contingency lawyers searching you as a potential extortion target (legal extortion), will know that he won't get a settlement.

Some areas are terribly difficult to find comps for in which case an appraiser is more than likely going to think differently than you or your investors are.A 8,000 square foot home with granite floors and a breathtaking view may in fact be a cave dug into the side of a mountain, which way do you think an appraiser will look at it?

How is that roof not caving in??

It's a late 1950's office building with popcorn ceilings and a roof that's caved in through the middle of the building.

As I am typing this narrative out, I've realized there's a lot, so here is everything in sequential bullet points:*Bought a property and inherited tenants*Tenant's lease is ending, September 1st being the last day*Appropriate nonrenewal notifications were sent to her via email and text on August 2nd*She knew I didn't have plans of renewing based on our face to face conversations*She hasn't paid August's rent yet*I called about August's rent, she said she "need to save the money to apply towards the next place, since local rent has increased"*I explained she still owes rent, and her security deposit can't be used as rent*She gives me a sob story (3 kids, new school year, low paying job [all true]), wants to sign on for another year*I cave and suggest to her a different option: best I can offer is m2m, but will have to sign a new lease(I was thinking with stricter language, possible rent increase)*She is concerned with how long the m2m would extend for, to which I have no answerI know there are red flags, but I am only considering the m2m because:1.

Some of us don’t believe in participation trophies or live in their parents basement.. just sayin 💁🏻 I am DELIGHTED that you have proved me wrong in my generalization!

Not able to enter, foundation issues, exterior wall caving in, roof seperating from the home, walls and celings could fall in, floors caving in." $6,750 asking price but the only way I would take this is by negotiating this down several thousand if possible because this is a manufactured home, that can't even be listed because of its conditions.