The deal was profitable, so I am not disappointed, I believe also I gained a significant amount of knowledge concerning the rehabbing business beyond the monetary gain.

When I moved to CO last year I was looking for a small multi family property to house-hack but ended up not qualifying without 20% down even though I was doing owner-occ due to recent changes in some of the lending rules.So I was stuck with buying a single family house (which I was disappointed by at the time).

Greenville is a good city, can't say you'll be disappointed if you invest here.

I am amazed and disappointed she did not bother to let me know that.

$/SF in that area.I talked with my agent and she said its not possible to see the house yet because there isn't a key yet, so i decided to put down an offer for 85K which was the listing price as well.The owner accepted the house and now we are waiting for the bank's response. but. 2 days ago i was able finally to go see the house, and for my disappointment the house needs way more work then what i hoped for... it needs new kitchen cabinets plus appliances, new flooring all over the house, new toilets baths and sinks, and some major work at the back yard including replacing a broken spa (or filling the hole in cement).So, my question is, from your experience: Would i be able to lower the price if and after the bank accepts my offer and how do i do it?

I have found myself to generally be disappointed in the content, level of detail and the worst part is the cut off point of that level of detail.

I came across 2 vacant homes that had "winterized" notices on the windows but was incredibly disappointed in both when I found out that the lenders were not even accepting offers on them because they are going to do the rehab themselves and then list them retail.I'm thinking of putting out some "bandit signs" this weekend to see if I can generate some leads. 

We are so disappointed and upset because since January, we have been living out of boxes in a room with our in-laws.

So people who think that they can just read a book, or a blog post, or watch a video are usually disappointed that the BRRRR strategy didn’t work for them.

Terry,I went to this website and was a bit disappointed.