Too much crime for my taste.

They have very old taste so the house needs some cosmetic work, but it is so old that the electrical stuff is out of code.

Quicken/Rocket, United Wholesale, Homepoint, and so on, all being major wholesale mortgage players, all headquartered in/around metro Detroit (good place for cost effective hard-working workers, call it the Motor City work ethos of their parents still being around if you want, but good luck having good rates, low costs, and smooth operations, if your 8k or 20k workers are in San Francisco making San Francisco salaries, it's not like this is bread or chocolate where the wonderful Pacific ocean air is going to infuse into the mortgages and make them "taste" any better...).

And it will taste good:)

The idea of losing $1,800 lives a very bitter taste in my mouth.UPDATE: Now the bank is telling me the only way I can close on this deal is to get a renovation loan from them.

You might just as well ask me if the dinner you ate tonight would have tasted better with more salt. 

One mistake and you can sour your taste for investments real fast.You typically need less than 5% for the down payment.

I wouldn’t reward bad taste.

I may be wrong, but it leaves me with a bad taste.

I'm just getting a bad taste in my mouth for Property Management lately.