If we sell it to them and the market goes down the next day, we have lost equity, but the asset should still perform based on our numbers unless rents also take a hit.If rents go down significantly, home values drop significantly and operating expenses go up significantly there are some MAJOR global issues and we are all screwed anyway. 

As @Wayne Brooks stated above, It's well worth a hundred bucks or so to pay for a title search to get a complete & accurate picture - especially before you drop $30k on an auction bid!

You also don't have buzz words with a normal side gig like zip code blast and DM drop.

We listed at the high end of the market at $700k and quickly dropped to $685, then $675. 

At the end of the day it’s worth a visit to see if it feels like something worth dropping $100k +/- on.

I recently listed a 1320sqft SFH for $390 and it sold for $450 whereas this deal sat for a week at $450 and the owner dropped it to $440 so I knew I could get it without a battle or waiving inspection. 

Quick Poll:  A) Bite the bullet and drop another $50K to finish this out?

Rental prices have been dropping in Fort Worth and surrounding areas. 

Remember no one is going to drop a million in your lap. 

Worst case, we'll see what happens come Jan 1 and if prices drop, that'll open up deals for investors.