Did you do business with them and if so how did it work out?

But if you're good at rehabbing and the numbers work out, then you might want to consider it.https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/brrrr-buyrehabrentrefinancerepeatprimer/Although this sounds philosophical, we live on the hard right edge of history and can see where we are today related to the past.

There is already a drop of $70,000 from what we paid and its possible worth but guess that shouldn't factor in as I need to work out whats left to pay and what we have put in primarily.Does anyone know my next move?  

I would certainly take advantage of declaring 2 different properties (or the 200% rule) in your first 45 days incase it doesn't work out. 

@Matthew Allen the key if you plan to hold the property, you need to work out what work it needs and add that to the cost. 

I look forward to following this post and hopefully seeing you finding success in a few markets that workout for you.Best of Luck,Adam Scheetz

I found a great deal,  I just need to work out the numbers. 

I would try to work out a mutually agreeable solution.

I've tried a few, a despite being based here - I farm my CPA work out to a company out your way. 

This can work out for you but your risk is in buying the correct property with good mechanicals and modest deferred maintenance.