The attorney's reaction depends on the stage.

That is pretty close to a full-price offer once you consider the rehab.My reaction to the rehab budget was that the roof was too low. 

The reason for hardmoney is because the seller will only allow financing with the brokerage's partner lender (as i understand his terms so far). this is what triggered a bit of a gut reaction that made me feel like the deal was off.

I also see Bob Rubin US former treasury secretary warned of the international reaction to the last QE was not good.

Ok, so gut reaction is this: You want them to put up 90% of the money and only get 50% of the profit?  

This is actually a great point, and has made me reconsider my knee-jerk reaction to the sky-high price.

Got a call from the son of the deceased who is the administrator to the estate.Wondering if anyone is willing to comment on what their exit strategy would be, given this info:ARV: 325KOwe: 200KPayment: 12001 month in arrearsest repairs: $15KThe son seems very motivated to unload the house.My initial reaction (being that I don't really have any of my own capital to work with) would be to wholesale it.

If there are certain things you aren't sure whether to fix or not, guage the end-users reaction.

Maybe someday I will, who knows.These programs "teach" many people otherwise, because it creates an emotional reaction to "act now" or you "will miss your chance".

@Matt RaleighI invest internationally and am at times getting so discouraged by the reaction to posts about that topic, especially those from people who don't invest internationally because of their own fears and are discouraging those who want to tempt the adventure (which might or might not be the case for those who have replied on this specific posts).