Two years ago I bought a house via FHA ($2.000 down,lol, actually I only paid $500 and the agents used some of their cut to make the deal happen.

Nobody will accept an offer if they don't know whether you can actually buy it.That's especially important around here because anything that's a reasonable deal will go under contract very quickly. 

But when you're in the trenches, and reality is clobbering you in the face, you MUST be able to get everything out on the table, discuss what's going on, and make hard decisions.Trust but verify. 

The seller-like many in this market-have their eyes filled with dollar signs and can no longer see reality.

It just feels like I'm racking up a massive amount of debt and waisting my time while I could actually be working.Thanks for reading!

Remember as a investor you must accept the reality that you are putting it all on the line and as such risk losing it all. 95% of new investors fail to start or start and lose/get out early.

In fact I did a search through our records and I wasn't able to find any communication between you & us at all.Beyond that, are you actually qualified to determine what is good & bad construction pricing?

My wife and I have just closed on our first property and I am actually taking this week, to clean and refinish some areas of the house.

I would love to connect, I actually have a couple rentals under contract right now.

These properties are all D class properties and if a C or B property actually makes it to auction you won't have a chance unless you show up with 200k in your pocket.