On the other hand, we had to fix part of the foundation (unexpectedly) so I'm fine with paying that cost.

It is simply best to try to clear up all details going into a deal than having to figure out details if something unexpected happens.What is you timeline for cashing out the seller?

If they called in, it might have been an accident, or the individual may not like getting routed directly to voicemail.Currently, my marketing methods in order of preference are text broadcasts, VM broadcasts, and then cold calling.

I currently own a duplex that I purchased in 2014 and accidently “house hacked” before I even knew that was a term.

(Fingers crossed that there are no unexpected hiccups).

probably googled it... this is a first time poster... still not knowing that home prices always go up but always be prepared for the unexpected taxes that should be known before the sale....

It is a guy that suffered an accident, but received a large settlement.

There always seems to be something unexpected in there.

@John McAllister Do you have your ARV at 25k on accident?

I never know what the market will do in the future and the longer you hold the better chance there is of something unexpected happening.