@Pratik P.My thoughts exactly.... not that much meat on the bone.

While this was less than ideal, the deal still had plenty of meat on the bones.

While this was less than ideal, the deal still had plenty of meat on the bones.

There are very few wholesalers who leave enough meat on the bone for a property to be flipped.

Purchase price: $124,765 Cash invested: $65,000 Beautiful home with great bones built in the 1990s, when you go in and create a beautiful home for the community it brings every one up!

The connective tissue between GMAC and (someone) is what is usually at risk here.

Considering that you're both designers, an ugly house(with good bones!)

My market is full of older properties whose bones are still solid but haven't seen an update in decades; these are ripe for BRRRing. 

There needs to be a lot of meat on the bone for that arrangement.You should know why the seller wants a cash offer.

We own old houses, if there is a backup and it isn't caused by the tenant doing something like flushing chicken bones (true story) then we will cut them some slack and teach them to avoid it happening again.