I was like walking on the clouds.

I did push back and requested to lower my cap down to 3k, also adding a timeframe to this otherwise I can walk out of deal, also requested a NFA from city in order to proceed.

He walked away with $50k he did not deserve, while I was paying for her bills so that they did not put a claim against her house (lived on a a private road that was just repaved, new windows, etc.) 

Everything is for sale…….at the right price :) Not gonna say yes until I'm like 60 years old and ready to walk off into the sunset.

Educate yourself on how to identify/fix the most common problems for your main systems and then walk your tenant through it.

If I sell it, ill walk away with about $85,000 and I’ll use that to get a 3-4 unit house.

What I’ve seen, if the floor is not 100% level, walking on it will pop open the seams with time.

@Peter MorganComplain to the electric company that the bill cannot be correct.Have them walk you through the bill and test your ref and A/C draw.If the electric company will not check your draw, hire an electrician to do it, and find the issue.Could be an estimated bill.

I contacted close to 80 defaulted homeowners and 16 want to either sell, allow me to assume their mortgage and 3 who are fully paid on their mortgage but defaulted on property taxes want $$$ to walk away.

Check homes in the area on AirBnB or VRBO, just don't put dates in and it will show you all homes, even if they are booked that week.My home is walking distance to two beaches and the lighthouse.