I grew up in Denver but prior to moving back I lived and worked in the city for 10 years, so I understand the cost of living (even though I think it’s even higher now).

I understand that flipping will come with its own set of problems.

Anyone make them understand real estate valuation and the damage they are doing?

Sometimes people don't understand that getting a househack duplex in a solid B area is a great move, but certainly not sexy!

I say this is only “moderately” important because most people renting a room in a house intuitively understand that their room is single occupancy… *most* people.

My understanding of equal housing requirements are that you must accept the first applicant that meets your documented acceptance criteria.

I have identified some properties that could cash flow well, but only on creative financing terms and looking to understand how the deal can be structured (1 seller is definitely willing).

I understand that each market offers a unique perspective.As of now, my goal is to have cash flow as I focus on CoC return. 

We certainly stay involved to assist our clients however we can.It is important when reading responses on BP to understand if there are any ulterior motives or biases in responses as I'm sure you know.

But I couldn't understand why the agent wouldn't show his client the listing at the new price and have him take it from there...