Arthur,  I did that exercise using Excel's Solver. 

I may not be the best problem solver, but knowing that the job has to get done forces me to think outside the box.Both of these paragraphs help to shortly explain two things.

Furthermore, while we can't control the outcome of every investment (since this is investing after all), we certainly do our best to be involved as problem solvers when issues arise.

Investors are problem solvers; you can fix issues with a property, but you can’t fix people ;)

We have to be problem solvers in this industry so we have to figure out another way to Getter done, right?    

Recognizing the untapped potential beneath the surface, I set out to forge relationships with both the sellers and the dynamic managerial duo.The key to this success story was my ability to be a problem solver.

The key to this success story was my ability to be a problem solver.

Especially VACANT houses.Get your license and be a problem solver for sellers.

Not every deal will work as an all cash transaction which is why sometimes you have to get creative and be a problem solver. 

You might have to work harder but build a relationship with home owners and be a problem solver with the owner.