Many investors won't take the deal if there isn't enough "meat on the bone".

There isn't much meat on the bone based on your numbers

The house was in rough condition but the bones of the house were good. 

Sometimes try not to sob very loudly when I'm doing all of the above (must remember to bring Kleenex tissue also!)

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The hose on those trucks is really large. yes....houses like this scare away 95% of the buyers but as long as the bones,electrical,plumbing, hvac are in good working order then pick up houses like this for cheap!

And someone saved you the vinyl asbestos tile removal/disposal headache but you can see the marks from the pull up....maybe some good bones left and ideally it looks better for the outside, so much interior work to go...Best of luck

Beautiful home, excellent bones, built in1920, super well maintained, original woodwork, a few stain glassed windows adding character, etc.  

With Tampa property prices at the high end, high priced money does not leave any meat on the bone.

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