Frankly, I'd be thoroughly embarrassed and ashamed to claim they were "turn-key" or rehabbed if I was selling them.

It's a shame that they're in that situation and you can give them some flexibility but at the end of the day you're a business owner.Since these types of occurrences are unforeseeable, you should look into buying rent default insurance at some point to give you peace of mind.Best of luck,Aaron

With 10 years to retirement it would be a shame to risk it at this point in a low return high risk real estate market.Paying down, or off, your mortgage would not earn you a cent, it would only save you what ever the interest payment is on the existing mortgage.

As she finds out they are tenants she is visibly disappointed and says: oh what a shame.

It is such a shame that people like this are able to be on LinkedIn without their knowledge.

If any of these did exist and the community were to hold the owner (biz mgr) accountable, there could likely be many code violations issued by the local township --  Then maybe there would be some motivation on the owners part to sell the property.It is a shame when financially capable owners allow a property to exist in shambles.

It's a shame they didn't rush right over there immediately for you, but unless it's their very first deal and they just need the experience, or they literally have nothing else going on in their life, then I don't see why they would. 

So I concluded if folks as poor as this can stay in business Dallas is in a frothy bubble and you can prey on those that are caught up in the hype.. in 40 years of funding deals this is the worst product and presentation and representation of product I have ever seen.. its really a shame.. and actually I invite you to buy these back from us.. what say you.Dallas investors ..

BTW if you do not listen to the podcasts here you should be ashamed of yourself. 

I've had my share of bad experiences with the above mentioned "wholesalers" and it's a shame the general reaction to wholesalers as a group is so low.