@DongHui PatelI’m unable to answer that too.

Hey BP,We all know that a downturn can put people under water (and unable to sell), and can really disrupt the activity of house flippers, etc.

There are still some items on the seller's end though that he was unable to assist us with.

I would estimate we made 100k instant equity after the renovations were complete.The reason I started in real estate  was because of a horrific car accident in 2004 that has left me disabled where I am unable to hold a full time job.

He may not have another place to go, need help moving, be unable to move, have poor credit so finding another place and turning on utilities could be hard, if there are renters in the property that could be his pain, etc.

Yet that power eluded me, and I was unable to stop those things.According to the Republicans' misty memories of the period before 2007, I allegedly singlehandedly blocked their determined efforts to regulate Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and my supposed intransigence literally caused the worldwide financial crisis.Fortunately, we have tools to aid memory -- pencil and paper, word processing, transcripts, newspapers, and the Congressional record. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/rep-barney-frank/is-there-an-antidote-to-t_b_176538.html

She paid the December rent but is unable to pay the January rent and personally I see trouble brewing.

I've had properties where I have been unable to find good tenants for months. 

PM me if you want to know who these turnkey operators are.Tyisha, the reason I went with turnkey property is because I am in a very intense training program for my job and will be unable to focus on my local RE market for another 7 to 8 months.

Some questions to consider: What is the wood species of the item and is it solid or veneer?