(I MUST HAVE INSPECTED WITH ROSE COLORED GLASSES THAT DAY!)  

Not to mention the mental affect this has on making ordinary people feel small, which is a type of mental manipulation that plays into these stocks just like the fantastical metal psychology behind pumping up these fraudulent numbers based off of hype.

Same with flooring/paint - stuff where the color/material matters essentially. 

I was lucky enough to find a property just a few blocks from my TK purchase that was in excellent condition, fully tenanted with two units, passed the inspection with flying colors and is grossing close to the 2% rule.

There is a psychology behind the "wanting it" and I think that is what some of these scum bags pick up on in selling their courses and their whatever.

I just think they're seeing the house with rose colored glasses because it's been in their family for so long.I'm estimating $120k-$160k in renovations for medium grade finishes and keep it a SFH, so I'm thinking I'd offer around 190k and with that mortgage it probably wouldn't cash flow as a rental, so we'd probably live there and rent ours out (potentially as a mid-term) since our mortgage is pretty low.Another option is trying to work with a hard money lender, stay in our house, and either:- Spend more on rehab to turn theirs into a duplex (2 br/1 bath each). 

Texting me spam is an immediate addition to my blocked numbers list and spammers often receive a colorful emoji as a reply before they are blocked. 

They require preparation, timing, and knowledge of builder psychology and sales patterns.Just because it’s new construction doesn’t mean there’s no room to negotiate.

Check that they have an active bond (you can even request a payment or performance bond to ensure they pay their subs and perform the work as promised 5. when reviewing the contract before signing go over every detail a proper scope of work should be detailed down to the material and equipment used like simply saying install kitchen cabinets is a sign to not choose this contractor, it should say install type, model #, color, features (the more detailed the better) if it's not detailed then you risk the builder installing something cheaper that you paid for this goes for everything even paint and also how many coats are applied. 6.

The original poster, psychologically compromised, feels a compulsion to attack the BP members who posters accusing them of self interest, stupidity, being “haters”, jealousy, dishonest, unknowledgeable, and biased.