I see this as the kind of opportunity that you take advantage of, accepting the drawbacks with the nice equity position you appear to be capturing in this purchase.

If the initial numbers look good there’s no time to waste and we understand the need to get the results of the evaluation back to you ask quickly as possible. 6.The draw back to an appraisal, you’re hanging your hat on one individual’s opinion, the turn time is 5-10 business days, appraisers’ expertise is in establishing the As-Is Value not the After Repair Value.7.We do require a $2500 deposit to get access to 100% Financing.

The drawback for you is that you won't see any money until the property is sold, but you have worked out a deal with the investor in that you will get a higher percentage from the profits when the house sells, than you would have if he/she simply paid you up front. 

hubzu is a waste of time they only sell at a reserve price and then charge extra 5% fees only rarely is a home reduced but the fees are a big drawback most overpay for similar properties

Summarize the merits/risks/drawbacks of the deal for both seller & buyer:What is the current income, current value, terms of existing mortgage, optimal income, optimal value etc?

the drawback is they are very expensive and very risky.

Homepath is a good way to acquire properties but it definitely has it's drawbacks.

Big difference.The main draw back with multi's is that they won't appreciate as much and the pool of potential buyers is smaller.

They are estimates (repair & ARV) plugged in by the seller or wholesaler so you really need to run your own numbers on any deal.Despite the drawbacks, I like their model.

The only draw back is if I sell the property (which I don't intend to), refinance, or no longer occupy the property (which I intend to refinance, hopefully pulling out enough equity in 2-3 years to put down for another house hack) the second mortgage will become due.