Judging from the numbers only if this were in Alabama that would be a burned-out mess of a home that you would now be responsible for demolishing.

Things I’ve had to do and saw that Were not cool forever burned into my memory .

I would always go with a property manager that specializes in class D properties, however, even the best property managers feel burned out over the constant day to day struggles of managing a class D property.  

I have a seller of a 3-unit that is open to owner financing but is a little hesitant because they got burned in the past from a previous type of deal.

I was not aware of this and recently got burned by setting up the meeting with them away from the property at the local McDonald’s because it was convenient and I was in a rush that morning with other obligations .

If it were my listing, I would be taking the advice from above and making other changes to the home and listing in addition to a fat price drop ($10k is not fat enough to get buyers excited again). 

Everyone needs to read this quote by Ned 1000 times and burn it into your brain til you understand the concept.   

If the property is in a flood zone be careful not to get burned by the FEMA 50% rule.

You're burned out from rentals and don't like the business. 

I need help bigger pockets family I’m working my first wholesale deal and seller is motivated to sell He is selling a Mobile home got burned down. living in side garage now.