i have come to the same conclusion.

Your situation Is similar enough to mine that I will share the conclusion I came to about myself.

In conclusion, of course I lose the deal because I still have no funding or a pre-approval.

Since, I am a young professinoal without a lot of capital, I was hoping to use an FHA to byu a fourplex, but my time in vegas (3 years)  has led me to the conclusions that all of you have stated.  

The buyers had an inspection done and are claiming roof needs to be replaced because of hail damage.The buyers then had a roofing company come out and inspect the roof, the roofing company findings supported the conclusion that hail damage had degraded the roof.There have been no hail storms in the two years I have owned it.When I purchased the property the previous owner declared that a new roof had been installed in 2019.

Apparently, he's found that if he makes the place really nice and screens his tenants well, they tend to take care of the place.Well, we're not convinced we should be doing a high-end renovation for Section 8, but the points were well taken, and my partner and I ultimately came to the conclusion that doing a little extra work (and spending some money on less destructible materials, like granite) was probably a good idea.

D&I Investment, Inc (2005) 127 Cal.App.4th 1238, 1256)Ok, so far this supports your position, but..."...when there is a defect in the foreclosure which is discovered before the trustee's deed is delivered to the purchaser, there is no deed which creates the conclusive presumption of validity in favor of a bona fide purchaser.

I've been landlording a while now and I've now come to the conclusion that unless the numbers support a full rehab (and by "full", I mean completely redone the way I want it), I'm not interested in doing it.  

I previously tried using keywords with cities and zipcode: but when you use so many keywords it can create a large (and somewhat random as far as I can tell) disparity in quality scores, and frankly spreads the data so thin it's hard to draw testing conclusions.  

Our own conclusion was a very well written typed letter does a few things, first, it weeds out unmotivated sellers.