Blast e-mails, marked up junk off the MLS, non-refundable deposits made directly to the wholesaler (as opposed to assignment fees paid to the title company at closing), ridiculous repair estimates, etc. are all generally what you can expect.  

That's my prescription to the world.This is just a ridiculous discussion, and so therefore my post has been equally ridiculous.Weed is illegal in all 50 states so...for now the discussion is moot.

It is the most ridiculous system I have ever seen, and organizations such as banks with far more valuable info do not have these kinds of barriers in place. 

I've seen some comps that were ridiculous and have seen some estimates that were short and ended up in 15-30k change orders. 

The 20.4% is most recent rolling #'s, if I go back that accelerated market appreciation really skews the #'s to looking something more like 60% ROI which is just ridiculous and not sustainable, hence why I don't utilize those, it's deceptive in my opinion even though it is real and did happen. 

We've worked with some investors in Denver and Colorado Springs looking to do what you're doing, and so many cities have ridiculous regulations around tiny homes.

We have seen investors purchase distressed properties at ridiculous prices and as flippers ourselves(50+) over the last decade our profit margins are slimming and risk is increasing due to higher acquisition prices.Depending on your budget and risk tolerance you can look into:Distressed B/C grade condos in Tamiami/Kendall area.

Post your favourite here so the community can ridicule it.

That fee is ridiculous to me though.

Tuesday will be the start of week 2 and we've already done a ridiculous amount of work.