Other than that, I'm not too familiar w/ Worcester just know that it has a couple of colleges, major hospital, has recently upgraded the ""T" access to Boston, and Jet Blue has added it to it's areas served so we feel it is a strong market w/ potential.

@Bill S. the line was scoped once by me and then the seller had it jetted and scoped to get a clearer picture of the problem.

We live in the Jet age and I am a firm believer if you like it and can reasonably afford it travel across the globe is something only the very rich could have done up until the late 50's with the advent of turbine powered engine's...

It has some interesting texture and the walls are painted green.

EVERY ceiling in the house has this tragic sponged glop plaster effect.  12 different wall textures etc...  2000 sq. feet of that in a town with moderately high expectations leads to high bids.  

One unexpected thing that's popped up in my last 3 flips is having to texture some or all of the interior.  

Oh and plus my partners wrote a 3 million dollar check and we closed in 10 business days that's how we got that deal... it was a retired basketball star that had fallen on hard times and Wells wanted it off the books by quarters end.. so right time right place.. and I had the money to rent a jet to fly the money boys in ...

Plus owning a jet would be cool one day.

And the La investors failed big time.. this is were most of your 08 to 2011 foreclosure inventory comes from in all these markets , Granted it was a lot of sub prime Owner Occ but it was a crap load of investors who just could not keep properties up and running.. they were undercapitalized to start with. they were sold a program that called for positive cash flow,, they were really getting negative cash flow and of course the 8k per house they took out at closing is sitting in the driveway either on wheels a Jet ski or was that fabulous trip they could never afford.

I sprayed it with a texture gun and painted it.