We go back and forth, I offer to meet him in the middle at $1,900/month to just put it to bed and move forward *shame on me*. 

Last summer I did pay a 125k assignment fee for a  90 lot subdivision here in Oregon that closed on in December.. but that middle man spent 2.5 years on it.. getting it brought into the urban growth boundry and master planning it the whole thing was 159 units of which Lennar bought 69 and I bought the 90.

If the house market crashed/corrected in the middle of my first BRRRR would I just have to eat the equity loss and surrender hope for a successful appraisal/refinance?

These loans can have repricing in the middle of them too.

The person that bought it was in the middle of fixing it up and just stopped and left everything as is.

Middle Tennessee has plenty of room for growth and our no state income tax, low property taxes, all 4 seasons of weather, proximate location to most of the population of the U.S., continuous job growth and top company relocation, natural beauty and friendly people who live here make this an awesome opportunity to invest and live in.

It’s still a cool house, so I paid off my little borrowed money and hung onto it and it sits there vacant, storing some of my stuff somewhere in the middle of the US.

My expectation would be that the seller would counter back and we would meet somewhere in the middle.  

Zillow doesn't know I've replaced the central air system a year ago and also am in the middle of a forced bathroom remodel.

I live in Suwanee, GA, and would like to do BRRRR method in Lawrenceville, Duluth, Norcross or middle south GA where school systems and hospitals are strong.