I find that many people miss out on tons of deals because they simply don't realize that it is, in fact, a good deal.

I asked Gail to repost in the DIY forum, not realizing the post was already in the DIY forum.

As OO they won’t realize that gain.  

Initial Down Payment: $63k (Lines of credit on our personal properties)Initial Loan: $420kConstruction Loan: $140kLOC injected for additional remodel $40k - we realized we could get more rent for an additional $10,000/unit to spend - washer & dryer in-unit, nicer finishes, and upgraded bathrooms.Cash injected for additional expenses: $20kRefinance after stabilization: $460k at 5.75% Int. for 5 yr., 20 yr.

I was getting bombarded with emails when it listed for $2,600 initially so I raised the price to $2,800 as I realized I had under priced it.

Remember, you can ride the rollercoaster, but you only realize a loss when you get off the ride.  

I realized my money would be better spent in real estate then with the govt/fed and their ups and downs, which I have no control. 

On the first walk-thru with the realtor I realized we could blow out a wall and make the bathroom twice as big which would allow us to bring the washer dryer upstairs out of the old dingy basement.

@Brian Holshouser So I didn’t realize Google auto logged us into the wrong account.

I just realized Zillow barely has any pictures!