I believe for the tax involved maybe I'd be just as well of to give Uncle Sam his money as much as that leaves a really bad taste in my mouth. 

One of my favorites so far is this one:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/bpinsights-market-study-top-25-us-cities-cash-flow-appreciationAre there more like this that folks can access as they get a preview/taste of the BP Insights value before they upgrade?

The creek current is fairly strong, but the yard has been tastefully designed.

At this point the current owner has had a taste of ownership and has likely even dealt with or is in the middle of a severely mismanaged asset.

I’m still inclined to believe the property is too expensive for my tastes.

I will pick low hanging fruit if it tastes good.

Nashville as a whole is a market that can satisfy all tastes and preferences. 

Waterbury is an acquired taste for most people.

If you do things your way, you are looking for you as a buyer, which can work, but oftentimes people with artisan taste or over-reaching artistic vision customize the house too much for your market buyer and in turn, overprice it because they put their heart and money (and often too many upgrades) into it.

way too expensive for my taste