Here is just a taste of what we found.I held back some of the worst images, including a deceased dog in the back yard.

Now the home is vacant, bleeding cash, making you mad, and there is now a bad-taste in your mouth.

But it left a terrible taste in my mouth and made me not even want to stay in his home we reserved.

Live in one and rent the others.You get a taste of being an investor.Do this a few times and then by the time you are 30-40 you can retire.

It left a bad taste in my mouth, and I quit listening.

The last paragraph stated the cookie had to pass a "gastronomical test," which means the inspector had to eat one to make sure it tasted OK.

Then on the negotiating side they offer more than a flipper is willing to pay, leaving them out $1000 earnest and a bad taste in their mouth. 

With that being said, hopefully there will be another opportunity to meet everyone over beers (I work for a local brewery and it looks like you guys have pretty good taste in beer!).

We will people with foreclosures that went a short period of time (6 - 9 months) if they have a clean credit report for the past 2 years.We will never take tenants with any evictions or if they ever forced a prolonged foreclosure as 1) They have tasted what it is like to live rent/mortgage free and they just might like the taste of that  2) They probably know all of the loopholes and stall tactics in the book as well as every obscure right they have.Pass on them.

It seems they'd have some reason you can't do that, too, ha ha.Too much govt interference for my taste.