There are few cases where you can do 90 days with no rehab however there will be a final consideration of value from underwriting, which may or may not cut the value. 

If this makes you think, it wasn't wasted time after all.This being said, best of luck in your endeavors!

if your ARV is 200K, for example, and it needs a medium or greater rehab, you probably need to buy under 100K.  150K won't cut it, you'll lose money.

It’s all about having a clear, focused strategy and sticking to it. agree paying down principal day one really saves you interest and the amount you would pay it down say a few hundred a month .. that money does nothing for increasing your holdings one just spends that on dining and a new pair of shoes etc.. then if you need to cut back on payment you can however you would be shocked to how much faster you create real equtiy.

I’m curious if anybody here would suggest letting him send this to collections and fighting it or if it’s just a waste of time.

If you’re even considering this look around for something with a $10-$20k deductible and see if you can cut it in half.

However, once I assign a deal or two to an investor with no issue, I will usually cut out my attorney and just deal directly with the investor and title co on subsequent deals.

Are they worth it… every year people waste money on car insurance, home insurance, and medical insurance….

Name the company who cut you a check in your name?

I think Zillow just wants to make money, take a cut where they can to pay themselves for running the most popular real estate site in the country.