In my experience it usually means heavy smoke/mold/water/stain damage throughout.. to the point the drywall is 'discolored' to the point needs replacing, ditto for fixtures especially enamel, porcelain, laminate, wood, etc usually need to be rippd out or at least resurfaced... definitely usually more than 'needs a paint job'

"If you have your toothbrush too close to the toilet, you are brushing your teeth with what's in your toilet."

Record the whole encounter with your phone and let him know if he doesnt get your money back on the spot or you follow him to his bank for immediate refund the video goes viral, to the news, and to law enforcement, and by the way if he doesnt pay he will be picking his teeth up off the ground!

Once you've cut your teeth and made a little cash, then you can start hiring it out.Time is the key though.

It carries less teeth and is less official than an option.

@Kevin Whisler from what you described, this sounds like a great first deal to cut your teeth on.

Definitely the most teeth-pulling underwriting I've experienced yet.

Duplexes (and triplexes and quadplexes) are about as common as hens teeth.

This is a fantastic place to cut your teeth and learn. 

IMO, not a loan to cut your teeth on.