A GC that needs to keep a crew busy when work slows is going to view this completely different as their objective is to keep their crew busy.No way I'm going to do an intense rehab which is very time consuming and make the same % profit as a carpet & paint deal that is only a few hours to line up the work.

(I'm a test case with a remote landscaper for a landscape design.).

The best part was the 500 or so test questions that I just... memorized. 

there is no testimony without a test, someone said.BP has alot of success stories 

It struck me in this meeting that note buying is capital and research intensive, fraught with risk.  

Please realize that flipping (or even BRRRR) is a cash-intensive business.  

But Congratulations on passing your test and making a decision to move.

However when entering a new markets I always take the time to evaluate and sort of perform a "stress test" if you will and go over certain "what if" scenarios, especially when evaluating tertiary markets. 

Is it better to make an offer at the price you expect to come in at to prevent this situation and test the sellers elasticity?

If you have a way to test please let me know the results.