Under the right circumstances it can be a real opportunity for a grand slam and worth consideration, but, it takes knowledge, capital, and a taste for some risk to make that grand slam happen.Don't be afraid to pay for good advice in areas you are lacking in knowledge or expertise.

Was also thinking of trying airbnb for a couple months to get a taste for it, but sounds like until you manage to build up a lot of reviews occupancy rates will be even lower than the average.  

That will give you at the very least a taste of what you're getting in to should you choose the commercial brokerage route.

Or here we have a post and beam company that does something Similar all the time and probably has designs you modify to taste. 

You could taste it in the air.

They don't realize mold is what was growing on the block of cheese in their refrigerator; that mold is what makes bleu cheese look and taste the way it does; or, that we have antibiotics now because of bread mold.  

I have invested with fundrise too when I wasn’t aware of other crowdfunding platforms but returns are so minimal that I am glad I was just tasting out waters and didn’t go overboard.

I think it's rather presumptuous to psychoanalyze people just because their tastes happen to differ from yours.My Dad (may he rest in peace) loved fixing things.

Is it in poor taste if we lower our price to just below their asking, on the morning of the open house?

Yet, the risk have to be weighed and buying a “value-add” property at a 3% cap puts a bad taste in my mouth.