Think of it as Vacasa putting all of the money they collect from your renters into two comparable sized pots.

It was a Saturday and one family was out and the other was home and my first indication should have been that that side reeked of pot and when we went to head up to the master bedroom on the 3rd floor the husband rushed ahead to hide his stash of weed.

Facebook tells alot about what people are up to.The Bench is excellent as well.

It's not a unicorn, insurance isn't some make believe unattainable, pot at the end of a rainbow dream.

Our travel medical professionals also love a good easy to use coffee pot, bedroom fan, toaster, crockpot and fully stocked kitchen over all. 

The toughest part is getting in there, getting material in there and working. it is a labor intensive job, which would be your main cost. 1st thing is to clear all the debris that the inspector said was in there then you would have to temporary support the floor joists as you replace the beams that are cracked/ broken. others you can make a 2'x2'x1' deep footing right next to the block, once that hardens pot a small post or cement in a new block to support the beam, then remove the loose blocks. 30K seems like a lot, but it could run you between 10-20K, the hardest part would be finding the contractor that would want to do the work, i have worked in bad, tight spots and know how it could be, i wouldn't even take on a job like that.

They are basically throwing spaghetti on the ceiling to see what sticks - only their hands are so sticky with so many hands in the pot, the entire ceiling is crashing down.

You have to find that price.You can try to sweeten the pot with a free home warranty and a $1,000 bonus (paid at closing) to the buyer's agent if the property is under contract by [date] and closed by [date].Aside of that, revisit your comps and drop the price by at least $10,000. 

That's the point of the brrr method to be able to "recycle" the same pot of cash.This is "investing," so you need something to invest with...Good luck.

That makes sense, would need a really sweet pot for the landlord to convince.