People throw bones and stuff down there and jamb them up all the time.

I was under the impression that the properties posted by realtors on the MLS were already marked up at retail with no meat left on the bone for an investor.

In other words, there was not a lot of meat left on the bone. 

Turnkey- they like buying investments where all the “meat has been taken off the bone” and they have a “pretty” product.

Bones are good.Selling for 150K under Zestimates of ALL homes in the vicinity (awesome location)Seller requires cash or rehab loan money only.Is this a deal?

At the same time, we turned a tired house with good bones into a really great place for a young couple who is SO excited to buy their first home.

Not enough meat on them bones.

Wouldn't it make sense to pay someone that is really good at negotiating, can get you a great price, and still leave meat on the bone for you?

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Also, if I am a tenant nearing the end of my lease, I going to do my best to skimp on oil usage and leave the tank as close to bone dry as possible.