I personally don't like pay too much attention to ProForma as I can't predict the future so I usually just like to know if cash flow is good AND more importantly if I'm financing, if the DSCR (debt service coverage ratio) is high enough to safely qualify for financing (usually above 1.2). 

This is my first post on the forums, as I'm usually more of a lurker.

I have learned if I buy an item at Home Depot, when I go home and check Amazon, it is usually half priced!

Usually mold is caused by moisture getting trapped and not being ventilated out of a space. 

And of course since its their boo boo and we spent a lot of money to get there and took our money out of circulation we usually could get a nice check out of them for the E and O .. was not often but as we talk about this and the good ole days pop up I keep remember things like this..

They have never had a problem buying it with a new retail lender.I would say the seller not profit is correct but the lender will usually pay them a $1500-$3000 Seller Incentive on the HUD.I like your definition of: "buying a property for less than the amount owing"Most investors MISTAKENLY say that a short sale is selling/buying a house: "when the loan is more than the house is worth" 

Otherwise usually not worth risking it and saving on costs when adding major additions to your home. 

In my area lower offers are more common but the most I usually see is 5-15% off list price.

Some of what we usually do over these 3 days: Small group hot seats (3-4 people), masterminds, small group goal-setting..

Is this Lennar home similar to the homes in the neighborhood built by Highland and Perry which have better reputations but Lennar is usually for first time home owners because of affordability.