So, those scammers would buy a fixer upper for 70K, put in new windows (vinyl windows was a sure sign of a fraud, because no restored home would put those in) and do a basic renovation.

Get basic cooking things--toaster, bender, set of dishes, pots and pan, mixing bowls, mixer, serving spoons, spatulas, flatware, etc.4. 

However, a 203k loan is basically a HFA loan that also allows you to also roll in the renovation costs - https://www.amerifirst.com/amerifirst-blog/bid/866...This is probably the best fit and I would find a local banker/broker that can assist with this.  

Basically I’m 127k into the finished flip.

The court is basically giving all the relevant parties an opportunity to chime in on the distribution. 

If you are not using stops you are essentially gambling. 

If I sold it, it would give net me another $30,000 so basically I'd get $80,000 in profit on $140,000 investment in about 8 months.

Originally posted by @Eric Gamble:@Joe Villeneuve it seems you are operating in an environment I am moving towards. 

(basics: what should I focus on, what are the mistakes they did so I can learn from them, what they think it matters the most at a property, etc) 📈🏘🏢🏘Thank you so so much and even if you won't answer me, thank you at least for taking your time to read. 🏚 🏠 🏘

Finishes will be mid-tier, basically what you see in most of the flips nowadays, quartz countertops, mid tier appliances, vinyl floor. 4 months of estimated rehab time.