I'm a deep South gal at heart, specifically HOTLANTA, but circumstances moved me to Central PA and my REI blood, sweat, and tears paid off in a big, personal way.

I have been considering HomeVestors as a franchisee, but it looks like an expensive entry point that with a little blood sweat and tears I could figure most of the moving parts out myself. 

Sure you could small claims sue the seller, but blood/stone you get the idea.

If you don’t have RE blood or passion in ya then ya just don’t got it!

Our latest flip, which went on the market on Friday, was a lot of blood, sweat, and grind!

But there's an old saying "you cant get blood from a turnip" 

Shed blood is sometimes thicker than family ties and your lease doesn't compare.The question you need to answer is why is this guy homeless.

Any suggestions outside of donating blood are most welcomed.

I am the definition of a local Pittsburgh investor, and I have nothing to gain or lose through any sort of interaction with you.The thought buying anything in Pittsburgh sight unseen for any reason with the help of people I'm not related by blood or marriage to makes me break out in a cold sweat.

Maybe I could try out wholesaling in the bay area and rapidly pay everything off if that goes well, or I could make it big with a good software pitch or something.I poured my heart into that house, and it makes me sad to see the bank profiting from my blood, sweat, and tears.