I've made some good money doing what I do and also have had some crap jobs I left in a month or less, I'm hoping to make the transition to real estate and be laughing about this on the beach soon.

We’re now having to get people in to fix the crap that they did including tearing into walls to solder plumbing they didn’t solder, cutting out shower valves to re-set them as they weren’t in right, re-mount all of the kitchen cabinets and more.

I do agree we need more exit strategies--it was on my mind a lot as I started listening to the podcasts and learned about exit strategies and thought, "Oh crap.

The only thing left was over priced Double Wides and crap homes.

I told my realtor that I’ll send them copies (which I think it totally crap), but if they pull anymore nonsense.. the deal is off!

Holy cow, you guys treat contractor's like crap.

I don't let tenants do anything beyond mowing the grass of another property or cleaning out a garage full of crap, something "unskilled."

I love the process of taking a run down piece of crap and turning it into a showpiece.

I just wasn't sure if I was thinking of something else (another avenue with a different name) I a revamping my wholesale plan, and I thought with some of the crap luck I've had if it was possible to get a home with a HM and then sell it, I know the usual way would be find a motivated seller, check the deal, get the contract and then assign the contract.

The difference is that in retail, that crap usually comes up on closing day; "You don't want to blow this over a measly 5k do you?"