Baiting a borrower" this is where a lender manipulates the conditions or circumstances to cause a borrower a greater loss in failing to perform or gives the borrower the perception of a greater loss.  

There seems to be a perception on bigger pockets that you can get a much better deal if you bypass Turnkey and hire a realtor; I disagree.

The trick is to find someone in that top 20%.And yes, the low barriers to entry (for realtors) don't help, nor do the high emotions and large sums of money involved with a home purchase - it can be a perfect storm.That being said, to put a positive spin on your post...I think it is very important for those of us with real estate licenses to understand your perception, and realize that it is likely to be shared by a large subset of the population. 

My name is Kyrin (sounds like siren with a k) Veritas.

And the kicker is from your perception, you were doing average.  

I must admit that your earlier comment on the post is the common perception of the group.

My thinking is if its that hammered and the sellers perception is they have no choices but me..... well that will be a great negotiation!

@Nick NoonOur perception is always colored so heavily by where we live. 

I doubt many people in California were looking to invest out of state back then because the popular perception was that buying for appreciation in California was a no-brainer.

I recently saw on the forum a few people asking around about Ohio Cashflow..So-- I just thought I would share with you our UK investor, Mark's perception of Ohio Cashflow and his experience with us thus far :)Click Here to watch a video about Mark's journey in turnkey real estate investing with Ohio Cashflow.Thanks and please feel free to reach out if I can be of any assistance.Hope you all have a great day!