When the work is done poorly, it makes the home less attractive, less functional, and may require hiring a professional to come in and fix it.

It's not impossible to do a 1031 exchange out of a property while carrying back a note, but it's complicated enough -- if you're going to make the deal attractive to him, find out if he plans on looking at a 1031 and come prepared with information to help him navigate the hurdles that come with the seller financing. 

Some investors don't like it and want to be able to get their returns in a much shorter timeframe hence flip and fix is more attractive to them.

Among these projects is the impressive Azulik Uh May museum in Francisco Uh May, which has attracted a lot of interest in land buying in the area.

I've focused on less popular markets in middle America near hospitals, universities, and major employers that attract work-related travel.

So very attractive financing?

The city's ongoing cultural and economic resurgence, supported by proactive local government incentives, enhances property values and attracts a growing population.

I was around when the vietnam protests would attract 500,000 people each, in multiple cities, in the same day, in the USA.

BiggerPockets would be more ecumenical (inclusive of diverse viewpoints or "seeker-friendly")  Dave Ramsey is more "fundamentalist" (adhering to a narrow interpretation of the text and strongly opposed to any deviant views)   BiggerPockets and Dave Ramsey, just like different churches, attract different types of people.   

Any suggestions on attractive durable bathmats?