We have had so MANY lemonades turns into lemon aid that our entire business plan has evolved in the last 3 years.This is an amazing place because the only thing everyone agree with is real estate.

Which is better, chocolate, vanilla or strawberry?

I'm not saying that it doesn't happen however if I were the probate seller, I'd turn lemons into lemonade and ask the agent/broker to assist with your purchase for a flat fee as they will no doubt have contacts and perhaps expertise that you will need to complete the purchase. 

We have done very well turning our lemons into lemonade.

AT that time reevaluate and turn that block into lemonade with a fantastic new strategy!

When you see Lemonade went public and stock price skyrocketing, you know something is wrong.I worked for a home insurance company for 4.5 years and heard that over 90% claims in Florida are water damage, and lots of unnecessary huge pay out (such as because  one tile needs to be broken to stop water leak in slab, insurance needs to pay all tiles of whole house to avoid title mismatch.

Also, if you are planning on holding onto the property for a long time, remember that its a zero sum game so you won't have much depreciation available after severals years.In my opinion, depreciation's "benefits" are really just "making lemonade out of lemons" in some cases. 

Way to make tasty lemonade out of lemons!  

Double down to make lemonade!

It's in Strawberry Mansion.