Eddie makes a great point here and I agree. n fact, I have stated the very same numerous times.

EricI've worked around numerous GC's, in my development days, who have been heavily involved in flipping for years.I would always ask for information from them, as what sells and what is worth installing.There is ways to cut corners to do things right, and ways to cut corners to do things wrong.For instance, new hardware and painting old cabinets (with good structure) you can save and look good.Other info (that relates to your thread) they all gave to me was this: The Man writes the checks, The Woman picks the house.Your house needs to appeal to the woman market.

There are non-numeric considerations though as well.

I've looked over it numerous times and it was sold for 825k on 12/3/10...

Well, little did we know, they were issuing numerous deeds of trust all on the same piece of property.

Most customers have a negative perception of us without knowing if we will fix their problem because of the overall horror stories of satellite and cable techs.

Other than finding an awesome realtor on craigslist we've also had numerous prospective sellers contact in response to our advertisements on the site.

Explain the numerous times you asked about having better communication and would it get him to respond faster and would he treat your need for quick response if the price was 10% instead of 8%.

I have done numerous rehabs for others but am ready to do it for myself but lack the capitol.

Get these right and money flows to you.One thing I am learning quickly about this business is that one persons perception of the metrics can differ from another in when it should be used IF they use it at all.