Not even the money part per se, but simply the act of fixing something broken and benefiting from it, I guess.I have the unique opportunity to invest in my first couple of properties outright and make a pure profit.

I pretty much have my expenses down and have a unique email for account alerts.

It is your own unique story.  

i dont know, i probably wouldn't may more then a few hundred bucks ....and then would likely end up kicking myself for paying anything. that is ridiculous to pay a major percentage because someone has "access" to unique contractors.

For example, I just sold a 3/2 in FL on 4 acres in 8 days for nearly full asking price because it was unique for the area.

Could you convert the property to something else and still make the numbers work (probably not because the build out is very unique).  

Atlanta is a unique market to me because of the influx of people from all over the world, the busiest airport in the country, and the new markets being creating on a monthly basis.

We've gotten close with lenders of all types, but our unique business model and short operating history have always derailed us in the end. 

Each state is unique of course how they decided to implement Dodd Frank. and the Safe act.I agree with Ann  Unless you are very well cashed up and really know what your doing NEVER take a second position...

Or people with a really unique deal and they are an option of last resort.