There is opportunity here, but the days of picking the low hanging fruit are long gone.  

And kinda nuts!

While clients that begin the process with us and go A-Z, no matter the type of project, streamline/limited or full/standard have a smoother and fruitful experience and are able to enjoy the house they have worked with us to convert into a home.  

Either I'm not understanding something or you're nuts :-)

This was basically proven to be true when I visited the property and the fridge was stocked full of beer, wine, cheese, fruits, etc.

But that wasnt' very fruitful. 

But it probably won't do as well at this part of the cycle as investing somewhere with more upside left in it.Also, because it drives me nuts when people say this...

Certainly, you know the area better from me, and if you confident you can sell it in the desired time frame without taking the loss, and you can afford the monthly nut, that's the better alternative.Lease option might be feasible, but won't be much different on a monthy basis that a pure rental.

Will, I think the key in it is that you already have a lot of experience with the guy and his work, without that I'd say your nuts, and I do G.C. work so.

Scott, in a nut shell, what was the ant-flip language?