I'm happy with that and the buyer is happy too... it is a win-win situation...  

I bet that confuses a ton of people

Combine that with the rusted out gutters leaking water on there and the California sunshine and I bet you dollars for doughnuts that the siding will be pretty rotted in places.

I bet I will get a deal out of it.  

A minor eventual lapse of a deadline or something but (1) it's better to know so you know what mistake to avoid in the future and (2) if everything you're saying is true, there appears to have been intention to deceive so all bets (for them) are off.

Hello everyone,I hope you're having a great day !People either call me Gisele or Massa, so it's all up to you.First of all, I would like to thank you all for making Biggerpockets.com what it is, such an amazing place....

Overall it was a win for everyone except for the agent we had planned to use (fortunately I was not under contract... yet).I found the major and obvious things were pretty easy to estimate, it was all the little, easy to overlook type stuff that crept into the equation.

I don't read the news much, but I can't think of one time either of those two places made the headlines unless there was a tornado or something...And just to handle a potential objection that always pops up when people decide to invest 1,000+ miles away from where they live:Objection: Properties are more affordable there than where we currently live.Objection Handler: You can get a "more affordable" meal off the dollar menu at McDonald's, but I bet you don't go out to eat there on a Friday night. 

Anyhow, I think your best bet is Hard Money or JV with someone (Lucy B, *hint* *hint*!)

Remember, it HAS TO BE WIN/ WIN.