And close to the top of that list (for me anyway) are Property Rights

Have you closed deals from calling?

Even if he is upside down on it, he has to then not have the resources to cut a check at closing to get out from under it.We don't say it out loud very often, but a sub to transaction is a bad deal for a seller.

I'll have close to $1M available in the fall.

I’m close to calling LE regardless to check as he’s not willing to be a decent neighbor and work with us.We received our first complaint about it tonight from a renter which I knew would happen sooner or later. 

The unit was wrecked but I was sold a rehab project that would be much more expensive so that the unit could be converted into a bigger living space; the idea being that we could get more rent out of it (close to $1200 vs. $800/mo).The rehab was supposed to take ~ 3mo.

I’be backed myself in a corner and need to start exchange early this week but the company I normally use said I can’t close until next Tuesday if they are doing it.

Since we didn't necessarily have a say in who takes over the loan after the initial closing I thought we might be stuck with it.

Then you'll close your BP account and go into hiding, not wanting to admit your failures and will forever curse real estate investing as just an alternative to gambling.So people underwrite to decompressed exit caps because they want to be the guy in the first example. 

I have had a couple of lenders tell me that I can't tell them that I am going to live in the property but they can't control what I do after the loan closes *wink*.