Martin Broad stroke statements like that may be true in a majority of cases, but there are always many exceptions.

Different strokes for different folks.

No, the senior isn't going to discount anything.You are NOT going to be able to deal with the junior lienholder by working with the borrower unless you are planning on doing a short sale and if that is the case, you also have to deal with the senior lien holder in the sense that you are going to have to stroke a check for their full payoff to get clear title.

Seth WilliamsYea, that's the point ...Different Strokes for different folks.So investors are not looking for the massive deals that you are looking for.

Someone who's lived all their lives in the Bay Area is going to head out there and have a heat stroke.

I am 59 years old and I found BP about 8 months ago while recovering from a brain aneurism and a stroke a little over 5 years ago and I stil have a bunch of drive to do something.  

@Russell BrazilDamn, Russell, are you OK, or are you having a stroke?

@Chris Strokes Yes we are selling it as an investment so there will be a cash flow incentive of course.  

If they're especially suited to the house or have some sort of irreplaceable characteristic then there are paint additives that you can get (Floetrol, etc) that helps smooth brush strokes and make for easier application.  

It almost looks like brush strokes like it is primer or something..hard to tell.