It's time they got a taste of their own medicine, and it's going to happen, folks, because they're not going to hold power forever.

1st off BP creators and contributors, thank you for being the voice of reason and cutting out the nonsense. In a industry that is saturated with slips, trips, and misguiding jerks, its nice the get clear, to the point...

And even if they can, they will always see that mess in their mind when looking the house.I also don't recommend letting a potential buyer choose finishes for the house unless you get a nonrefundable deposit that will cover the cost of replacing their finishes with something that won't be their specific taste.  

I think that one tenant put a bad taste in my mouth regarding troublesome renters and I just assumed that STR’s would contribute the fair share of demanding individuals.

It seems that after losing a home to foreclosure or having to negotiate a short sale would leave people with a bad taste.

I've had to do this several times, and I've found it always leaves a bad taste in my buyers mouth.Now with some experience you can usually figure out which ones have a bigger chance of title issues.

The green bathroom in what looks like the master to me is a specific buyer taste thing.

I hope the experience is a really good one and gives you a taste of the game that makes you want more.

And because banks left a bad taste in my mouth after the condos failed, my thoughts where to pitch him on the idea of seller financing, with me doing a refi in 1-2 years to cash him out.

Just too far north for my taste.