I had a friend actually keep his flip for his primary residence as his wife fell in love with the property and they had a baby on the way-however he used his own money to flip so he didn’t have to pay back a HML.Thank so much!

This deal fell into my lap on accident.

The house we live in right now fell out of escrow the Tues before Thanksgiving, we almost did a showing on Thanksgiving but got in on the Friday after thanksgiving, we had an offer in over the weekend and had the house under contract within the week.What we find is during the holidays, sellers are motivated, and buyers are usually less active. 

They moved into my rental, and their buyer's financing fell through.

We also sold our own home earlier this year, took three weeks to go under contract, then fell through four weeks later (on the buyer's end), sat on the market for another three weeks and we went under contract for 45K less than original asking price.

I unfortunately fell for the $300 weekend seminar upgrade scam.

The slope is very heavily felt in the entry/living room but the bedrooms and kitchen have very little slope so I am guessing it will still be a very decent rental.The current owner bought it for $43,300 to flip, had it under contract at $103,000 and again for $96,000 this year but both fell through due to inability to find financing.

Then we met in July 2017 and as the story goes fell in love and literally just tied the knot this past weekend.

I have buyers that are looking purchase a home they already found, but their financing fell through.

Family friend or not, the vast majority of agents only know what retail buyers want, they wouldn't know a good investment if it fell in their lap.