The comps in the area look promising and have sold recently for approximately the same price (which would be a good thing for this house).

I have experienced poor outcomes with 3-professionals who had "great" reviews on Yelp so it seems the reviews are inflated, cherry-picked or just plain fake.

At this time about $10,000 later, she was advised by an attorney to not sell the house at price that my uncle promised me and wants about $30,000 more.. most of the repairs have been made and currently there is no porch on the house because we are replacing the porch at this very moment.

The returns in the Indianapolis market look promising for cashflow, but I am not as enthusiastic about potential appreciation.

I can almost promise you that once you dig in to this, some dirt's going to turn up.I wouldn't be surprised if there are liens against the property or even that he doesn't have legal title. 

I am in dire need of comps for a few properties, current way and other sites aren't cutting it anymore, In return I promise to use your services when ready to list to retail buyers or put your name for a percentage.

Buy junk at 2 CAP, it will appreciate, promise! 

I am also driving for dollars but haven't come across many promising properties here in Northern Virginia.

Do you know if it's common that I don't get paid the referral fee as promised?

I came across this blog post and after some research of my own, I found it to be quite accurate and promising.