You will lose the "I'm fighting for the lowest price you."

We fight just about everytime I bring it up.

They're hoping to get 30 bids and 3 to 5 to bid it up while fighting over the house.

Have regular inspections, and only provide draws on the cash *after* the work has been completed.Signing the quit-claim will certainly make the foreclosure a bit quicker/easier, but in my experience, most investors in this situation won't put up a fight if they can't pay.Also, a 3-month loan for a flip is VERY short.

I messed in the BPO, and I ended upbeing in a fight with her the day before the BPO.

Experienced Lawyers fight vehemently to get those pesky negatives off your report.4.)

In many bad areas there are long term residents who can't afford to leave or are interested in fighting to get their neighborhood back.

The house was still standing when we moved out.. and seriously, we didn't do that much damage at all and we cleaned at the end because our landlord took out $ from our security deposit for any "cleanup" paint etc.. which I thought was kinda of BS but didnt' really bother to fight it or even question it.

Fight the urge.

Mankind will continue to advance and we can embrace it, fear it, fight it or ignore it.