This is a business and they are the back bone of how you should be operating your business.  

-- Getting too old to Army Crawl under houses all day long for a living with never ending aching bones and muscles.

I've been learning social interaction because I wasn't born with those bones in my head.Even posting here, helping where I can, learning (a lot!)

Absolutely no meat left on the bone.

I know a lot of lenders don't like doing mortgages at too low of a price point (not enough meet on the bone).

I dont think there is enough meat on the bone.

House needs everything, roof, all mechanicals, etc but it's bones are good and it is a smaller home.

If that never corrects, and I see that as an extremely difficult correction to occur unless and until money becomes more expensive and difficult to attain, rehabbers and flippers will be forced to vertically integrate and market to find their own deals unless they can team with wholesalers that sell with pricing using a long term view knowing they can not have repeat customers unless they leave enough meat on the bone for the rehabber/flipper to make a profit commensurate with the risk and financial investment involved. 

Doesn't sound like a lot of meat on the bone though considering your gonna have $10M in commission plus closing costs plus rehab costs when you sell in six months plus, your gonna have taxes on any profit as you don't get to claim the homeowner exemption from the gains.

I purchased a 16 unit foreclosure with great bones and poor management.