Loads of useful information and a great way to get multiple perspectives on an issue.I'm soon to be moving to Greenville, SC - so in the general neck of the woods. 

If your seller named the price and you agreed, you're out of the woods there pretty much, however, Realtors do that everyday, keep people from getting in more trouble.

I have a vacant newly renovated apartment with newly finished wood floors.  

@Ebony Ajiboye - Purchasing out of state, when done with diligence can provide good returns.

She claims I have taken everything from a piece of wood to a laundry basket of her daughters bluejeans from 25 years ago.  

@Frankie Woods  This would be on a fix and flip my intention would be to get this done in a few months and resold unoccupied.

Drywall, wood, wallpaper paste are all food for mold.

Watch your transitions with wood/laminate as the t moldings are expensive. 

A wood framed home would be unsightly and difficult to sell due to the shallowness of the lot. 

Its not a bp podcast, but it's really good.Well, usually I don't go to links, but I did.Should have known I'd be wasting my time, but I did it knowing that but to review as to what gets put out there.Michael has a good reputation here, I don't recall him ever getting into details here on BP, mow I know why.His angle as to the phycology, shaking his head and hand gestures, yes, that can be effective.When we got to hard money lenders loan more than 100%, ain't gonna happen in reality in my neck of the woods, not without a good relationship and certainly not to a newbie off the street for the first time.