It was tough finding contractors as many had booked schedules and could not commit to the project in the timeline I was looking for.

I am no attorney, so speaking with one would be a good idea, but it is my guess that any claims you would have against the Seller would require you to prove that the Seller willingly deceived you. 

This is a tough one.

It was tough to get on their calendar and even when we did, we had to deal with no-shows.

I would post them here, but they're both semi-retired and might not want their info out in a public forum.Finding good handymen is tough, but once you've got your guy you'll sleep a whole lot better at night.

These are the C areas and worse, working class, tenants who will never be able to own property, etc.Those areas can have the best returns because the demand is consistent but they have a stigma as "tough" areas (for good reason!)

Is the market so tough that even wholesalers are having a hard time finding deals?

Thank you Jason, I know this last 18 months have been tough on everyone. 

This is a tough one for sure.

Tough situation all around.