If there is no meat on the bone then this is a horrible deal based on the terms alone.

Sadly, it no longer comes as a surprise to hear about all the horrible experiences people are having with ABC.So it’s now been another three months since my property was “ready for inspection”, and it’s still not done, which officially brings it past the one year mark since I originally purchased the property.

Good things, good things.That was my first flip ever and it was horrible... but learned a lot.Look at me now!

The kitchen needs some work but isn't horrible.

I have one investment home in CA with horrible ROI that used to be our primary and it's going on the market so I can grab equity and look out of state.

I find that there are way more horrible stories about Contractor Rip-offs than there are, "Home Inspector missed a critical piece that cost me a fortune" or on the flip-side, "How do I sue my contractor" comes up way more often than, "How do I sue my home inspector?"  

He has recently been through a bankruptcy and has horrible credit so he cannot get a loan to cover the lien.The property is worth around $200k free and clear and the total lien is approximately $5,000.

Pay off our existing mortgage Make some improvements in our home (we live in a bilevel and I'm having a horrible time with steps now!)

There are a couple of run down buildings and a not-so-nice apartment building just south of that house (and a liquor store at the intersection between Wheeling and Rosewood -- not horrible by any means; but you just don't get a "neighborhood vibe" right there.

As someone else mentioned, if people have a horrible nights sleep, it doesn't matter if you had a 60" HDTV, pool and BBQ pit; they will have slept horribly and will NOT enjoy their experience.