The first thing that stood out to me was that you were unable to find a sale price on zillow.

I stood up and told the room that if they really want to stay on top of RE news and connect with other investors, there's no other place to be but BP (hey, that rhymes).I felt so proud to be part of BP and in a way representing it at my local REIA meeting.

I'm was glad to see that you stood firm and did not throw your down payment money away with shyster mentoring.Good luck on your next deal.

Two things that stood out to me are the double promote and the MIRR.

Many were unresponsive and some stood me up, it was pretty easy to narrow down to a short list.

We were trying to schedule a periodic inspection (they have changed the locks and we don't have a current key) and they cancelled our inspection twice and stood us up on another occasion.

We stood strong and HUD accepted our offer without any other bids coming in. 

I had a similar situation, where I replaced an air handler in the attic and I told the tech to get precise measurements because he needs to make sure the handler will fit between the trusses because I don't want any trusses to be notched.

You’re right, I told her I was terminating and she said I can’t do that, I asked what she meant as the contingency still stood and I was unhappy with seller response to “resolve” and she said I should at least hear the seller out first even if I wasn’t legally obligated to.

Many even have a fire in their history - charred floor joists or roof trusses are dead giveaways.