🔥 CHALLENGES 🔥:: Covid (business partner nearly died) + delays w/ permitting:: Tenant evictions (had to pay them to leave):: Bad contractor (had to fire and finish ourselves):: Major structural issues:: Lumber going ⬆️ 4x's during framing:: Delays w/ supplies and furnishingsBiggest thing I learned is getting out of your comfort zone, and to know there is always a solution to most challenges if you are willing to open your mind and get creative.

Any Destin houses y’all want to unload for $650k?

I didn't mean to unload on you but the bottom line is that you are either going to have to pay the going rate for quality or learn to do the work by yourself. 

I worked in a lumber yard in high school and my doctor brother worked for electricians. 

This was true prior to the lumber price explosion, but more true now that plywood and OSB have risen close to 300% and other lumber costs have risen substantially.BTW it is my belief that an ADU should never be appraised similar to a permitted extra duplex to quad, non-ADU, unit in CA.  

I only work buyers right now because of my schedule with the company but I also have great referrals for list agents (that work at a discount too because of our corporate relationships).In addition- because of my role at Wedgewood, we have a bunch of pre-rehab inventory that we would happily unload to an investor for cash, 1031, etc.

Do they sue for the difference if they can't unload the foreclosed property for what they have lent on it?

He had 2 properties in my target market, which he wanted to unload.

They also might have some REO holdings they want to unload.

Lumber is expensive right now but this is a pathetically easy job, any monkey with a hammer, pry bar, and saw could do it. 4.