I've had stuff like that happen several times.In terms of what the bank will generally accept off their current list price, in my area and in my experience, it's generally no more than 15-20% at the most.

The 70% rule of thumb says that a rehabber will want the purchase price plus rehab cost for a fix and flip to be no more than 70% of ARV.

Basically C and D class neighborhoods, Rehab budgets no more than 35k.

I now have a new tenant paying market rate and no more drug issues.Don't give up.

I knock on doors, I offer referral fees, I am at community events, my mailers have my face on them, my website has my address and I’m no more than 5-7 miles from my target.I think $200 is a couple of tanks of gas and some coffee and a packed lunch to walk or drive for dollars.

Or maybe no more suggestions as my list is pretty long. 

The new loan amount can be no more than the actual documented amount of the borrower's initial investment in purchasing the property plus the financing of closing costs"...On the surface of it, "delayed financing" works best if your bargain buy doesn't need much rehab.

Speed n no more negative spikes to credit score or such might be better for them then

No more hard wood floor renting again!

Acquiring financial freedom will allow my family to live our desired lifestyle, debt free, with no more stress each month struggling to make ends meet, secure our daughter’s future and continue to build wealth so that we can be a blessing to others and help to rebuild our communities and create opportunities for others to find the same success.