Some boards are a loose affiliation of "we all pay $75 a year to have the road plowed in the winter" (not that you know about that in NC :) and everything else is on you.

If you are loosing money then you need to decide if its worth it or not based on how long you will gone before returning.https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p527.pdf

Some deals (and maybe this one), aren't worth doing, even if you get a lower price because even if you had to resell, you'd loose any discount with the cost of transaction.

Not a large area, about ten bricks wide, but the mortar was worn away and some loose bricks.

Parking the money in the bank is going to cause you to loose buying power.

I recently found a place I'm interested in and I want to pursue the commercial loan, but I don't want to waste time and loose the deal.

The pre-flips were as I expected, total horror shows (ceilings falling in and feces on the floor, pit bulls loose in the back, etc.).

Assuming you would otherwise loose principle in the current sale.I firmly believe in win-win business.

I realize that many of the sales shown may not be viable comps to the subject property, but "if" the data is accurate it will give a trend of the neighborhood....IE....If I've got 5 sales in the same neighborhood in the last 12 months OF like kind and quality then I've got a trend line I can loosely base a starting point on...but IF the data in Zillow is NOT accurate in terms of the actual sale prices then it's worthless...so that's what I was getting at.

I can purchase it on cash basics but I don't want to loose this property if I bid to low .