Lots of equity was lost across the board and now investors are upset.

You have holding costs, he's got bills to pay.You're upset he's taking other jobs, he willingly accepted a low price offer from you.

The last thing you want is for people to stand around doing nothing.Both Tyson and Holyfield were right, plans shouldn’t survive the first punch in the mouth but you need one in the first place to be able to adapt it for changes in reality…“Victorious warriors win first and then go to war, while defeated warriors go to war first then seek to win” Sun Tzu, the Art of War.So, be like Holyfield, put a plan together in sufficient detail to “win first” but ensure you can adapt this plan so that one “punch in the mouth” does not result in defeat.

Most of the time, people who have never even made an offer end up with 2-3 submitted LOIs in the first 1-2 weeks, and we celebrate small victories like that to build momentum and confidence. 

Before someone says I forgot about leverage and gets upset, not many people leverage themselves.

I get upset at myself lately cause I have a really good credit score and am a numbers guy. 

Hi Shan,Thanks again for talking to us I'm really sorry that it didn't work out and it would never be our intent to make anyone upset!

North Carolina, as an example, is Non-Judicial--but has the fun quirk of ten day upset bid periods during foreclosure.

Purchase price: $400,000Multifamily duplex in Merry Oaks, each unit is 2 bedroom and 1 bath, this transaction was a Judicial sale sold as is and was subject to 10 day upset bid period with Mecklenburg County w/ free and clear title, 6 months later & Zillows zestimate is $577,100 before any repairs or updates have been made. 1827 Merry Oaks Rd, Charlotte, NC 28205 📍#realestate #realtor #investing #property #houseflipping #realestateagent #biggerpocketsWhat made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Hi Zach, Happy New Year.....I'm sorry to hear you're still upset.