Purchase price: $333,000 Cash invested: $69,000Purchased this 1535 SqFt, 3 bed, 2 bath, 1999 build SFH in a great family neighborhood of Cave Creek, AZ.

I did find out from someone who was a family member of the deceased owner that a few years ago when we had some crazy weather and flooding one of the basement walls of the property caved in.

Should I drop it and just cave?

Perhaps he thought the bank would cave in and they are not.

It was a 3 bed 2 bath brick row home with roof caving in, also had a squatter in there with no running water, heat or electric!

Some areas are terribly difficult to find comps for in which case an appraiser is more than likely going to think differently than you or your investors are.A 8,000 square foot home with granite floors and a breathtaking view may in fact be a cave dug into the side of a mountain, which way do you think an appraiser will look at it?

Is it easier to flip in an up market - of course, any cave man could do it.

The good thing about fighting is that is shows you won't cave in and other scumbag contingency lawyers searching you as a potential extortion target (legal extortion), will know that he won't get a settlement.

Mark HI have a good friend that just purchased a five bedroom three bath home in nice condition in either Queen Creek or Cave Creek for $91,000.

How is that roof not caving in??