I was delighted with the find. 

I'm Tom Suvansri from Stamford, CT and am beginning my journey as a real estate investor (much to the delight of my wife, ha!). 

We have a guest room, a modest man/lady cave, garage workshop, etc, that would certainly be missed if we moved.

should i offer a bonus, lower the price, (again), fix the roof (costly--it doesn"t leak, but there is a slight caved in part due to not enough support), any tips on how to sell would be really appreciated.

This evening i got a phone call from one of the caregivers in the handicap units saying the ceiling caved in. she said she didn't know if i was aware but there was a leak and now the ceiling has fallen.

This is another good point however, I would point out that if and when first time flips fail, it is in large part due to the investor not purchasing correctly and not due as much to lack of experience performing the repairs.If purchased correctly, even a cave man can do it for profit!

Otherwise our minds would just turn into magnets of negativity and if our willpower is not strong enough at the moment depending on our current situations we would eventually cave in and accept the conditions that others have set for us.

I am delighted to be part of the BP team!

You are going to have to tear down the garage because the walls are caving in.

The braced wall was at one time determined to be un-sound, meaning that the outside dirt was causing the wall to cave in.