Quick question for you.I came true a flip deal, the numbers runs good, but they do not give me any option period.Should I go away or try to bet in a black box?

Make it a win win.Best of luck William

I am trying to create a win-win situation for the both of us.

With stories like this it's no wonder why all cash offers with no contingency wins over higher prices.

Title companies aren't just concerned about the ability to win a challenge over the title.

First ask if there are any areas you should completely avoid (as a couple people) and if they all say the same thing its probably a good bet its true.

your best bet is to have one on your team, and consult with him on this matter, i am not a CPA but i believe all those improvements should have been put on your taxes the years that you had the work done, it would have increased the asset value then and kept adding as you did the projects and reported them. i think you are in for an uphill battle now. the work you may have done say 5 years ago can't just be claimed now, there is 5 years of depreciation that is against that work that the IRS will claim you lost out on, so that will have to be deducted from your numbers.

I bet the neighbors will be happy when it is finished.

They are very unlike to ever have an estate worth more then $5 million, so this seems like a win.

I also found out what was the zip codes that  would be ta better bet to invest in the city, which I did in doing a search on BP.