It’s not so much a bad deal as much as my worry that a downturn is coming in the near future and it will sit vacant for longer and the value will decline.

We have a higher end flip sitting for sale right now and I’m wondering if we will have more buyers because people are motivated by rate cuts or if we will have zero buyers because people have the fear of losing their jobs right now.

When a CPA does your taxes, are they willing to sit down with you and explain all the intricacies they did, or do they charge you 100-300/hr on top of the filing fees to explain?

and has been sitting on it., leaving it unmaintained.

On my end as an independent broker, I get to sit here and snipe.

There was a realization that many people that went out of business 12 years ago were the custom builders and high end flippers and we didn't want to be sitting in that boat.

I think if people are going to sit around the house they might as well do it in style with all the amenities.

I'm wondering if I should just sit on the sidelines for a few years as prices collapse and then come back in and scoop up the cheap deals. 

Then get some killer deals under contract and wholesale them to those who do.But, for heaven's sake, whatever you do, don't sit on the sidelines!

All they have to do is sit back and make the decisions - all the time-consuming analysis is done before they even see the deal.