Ask the appraiser about his family, ask about his business, ask him questions that allow him to feel like you appreciate his "help", and (if it's true) insinuate that you may want to use his services in the future.

To get a feel for what history can teach us, talk to some seasoned investors who lived through the real estate market from 2007 to 2010. 

Again, I wish the numbers you are posting were correct, our income would go up by 100s of thousands,,,,,,,,, All the best  Man, I feel like I'm being trolled. 

I want people to feel like they're walking into their own house, not some frat house with beds in every corner.....

You could go to the magistrate to declare the place abandoned if you feel that's necessary.If you are only doing cleanout and demo during the quiet title actin period, there is plenty of time to go to the magistrate and have it declared abandoned. 4.

The three reasons that come up the most are: 1) they’re not comfortable with handing over their money to a developer without knowing if he’s trustworthy and capable of delivering the property as agreed, 2) they feel they’re priced out of the market and 3) they don’t have either enough cash or access to financing.

@Bryan Nwokem how do you feel about house hacking?

And since that equity will be trapped once your renovations are done, converting investment money into improvements on your primary doesn't feel like the best initial use (especially considering the huge up front cost of paying tax on the profit).I'd let the primary take care of itself. 

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