I am simply asking your fuel for thought.

The more I think about it I would be more worried about liability with a tenant cutting the grass than sanding a drawer.

He just didn't make the cut . . .

I know it's super tempting but cutting corners is not a good way to start in the business IMO.

In other words a nice house in a good area just doesn't cut it in this particular case. 

Since the agreement is contingent upon court approval, I dont know if I have a leg to stand on now that the other side is fighting it.And yes, I did cut down my buyer's list to about half of what it was to get rid of the tire kickers and troublemakers.

Delinquent taxes are at least $54KMy (conservative) ARV estimate is about $77KI haven't set the appointment yet, but the seller says it needs a new roof and some float and tape work in the dining room area.I feel like these numbers are cutting it too close, to call this a deal.Any advice would be appreciated.Thanks,Keleigh

If I would have known what I know now I would have just cut my losses and took the proceeds to buy a rental.  

We had to watch them the whole time so they wouldn't cut corners.

So that cut down a lot of my expenses.