I love the other side of this business (buying), and when investors see it they're gonna see dollar signs, throw us a low ball offer and hope we are desperate enough to get rid of it. 

If you have a great deal for a house flipper but only have buy and hold buyers, then you're either going to be desperate looking for a flipper or lose the deal all together.

(actually suprised it was real quick response)I sometimes feel very in desperation living in here so I needed to find somethig else which works in real life. 

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With all of the muni's here around Albany desperately trying to attract investment, I'd be pretty shocked if they did, but it could happen.

You don't want to drive the guy into desperation where he may become dangerous to you.

The other big factor that plays into Detroit’s big positive cash flow wins are the enormous amounts of renters desperately looking to move into freshly renovated properties.

He’s not a person I want to be following and it felt very desperate and fear based.

Instead they push through policies that sounds good to the uninformed but ultimately reduce the investments so desperately needed.

@Jay Hinrichs that’s what I’m learning in my research, he said that most likely if a Pm will jump on the opportunity to manage a area like that , it means it’s possible they are desperate & not doing  so well because it would a waste of time if they had other better performing areas and properties, more profit & less hassle.