I'm on a tight budget, so a swing of $6000 in CC could really throw off my numbers greatly. 

if any of them are tight I will just take a wood chisel and recess them.I never realized how many options there were on doing doors. 

On the other hand the KC MF market is redic tight right now.

As we come nearer to the closing deadline, I requested a contract deadline extension from the seller which they willingly agreed/approved.

Most properties dont make sense anymore as rentals and the lack of supply and slow market has made the competition tight.

Or if you think you can push harder (maybe not in this very strong seller’s market), contingent on the seller providing de-leading carts.Otherwise, if the numbers are that tight, it’s a deal breaker.

He called me the day before the deadline and said things hadn’t worked out (money, place to stay, etc.) and that he just needed one more week.  

Three or more units house tend to have better returns. 100k is a little tight.

If you’re looking to fix and flip in an extremely hot location, and you’re working with a tight budget that requires hard money, it may be challenging to find a property plus a bit risky on the exit as we will probably have fluctuation in the market soon.

Yes I agree with @Trent Ecklar.Cap rates are still tight in primary markets.