I am betting where the misunderstanding is she keeps going back to older ordinance, wanting to argue she's not "Intensively Commercial" but, they waived the wand and shazam, it is now. 

But I can accept if I'm just misunderstanding something. 

I'd suggest visiting the properties before you buy, tends to be a lot of misunderstanding when bought OOS and no visit.

I again offered to help him sell it but he continued to tell me it was a misunderstanding and he would be caught up on the mortgage.

To all others in this discussion: My apologies for misunderstanding,  for negative input,  for distraction  from topic, and for diluting any  benefit  this thread could have for fellow landlords.

Or am I totally misunderstanding you.

As a turnkey real estate investor and owner of a property management company, I witness a persistent misunderstanding around turnkey investments.

Glossing over that difference injects a lot of misunderstanding and silliness in the process.A flip renovation focuses on getting high-end finishes and touches into a project.

We actually add a section to our "house rules" stating that we cannot refund non-refundable rates just to make sure there is no misunderstanding (though...we definitely still get requests)Your question about booking.com factors in greatly here actually.

You seem to be misunderstanding me, I am asking where are deals?