I am working on closing a deal with a foreclosure in Palm Harbor but do find stumbling blocks with my experience.  

So many times this property entered my mind when advising people of what not to do and it had many painful lessons, it is such a relief to be able to say it is done.So what is your property you were happiest to see gone and why?

You would think when you are taking one of the ugliest houses on the block and making it one of the nicest, everyone would be going out of their way to THANK YOU, and MOST people do....but there is ALWAYS.....SOMEONE! 

I have this hole in some vinyl siding, the problem is its faded very bad and I can't find a piece to come close to matching.I was thinking about installing a white block and putting a door bell on it, unfortunately the house does not have a door bell and its a pretty stupid place for a door bell switch.This is the rear of a house I am flipping.Anything thoughts?

That being said, the street is really the length of one block and most of the houses on the street are duplexes.

I built my last home, a 3300 sq foot colonial on a a full height walk out basement (12" block) all for $218K, that's without the land or septic system.

There was this 23" deep oak vanity with an ugly cultured marble top blocking the flow into the bathroom.

We are considering buying a block of town homes, specifically 8 townhomes built as 3 plexs.

Like all the books say "look for the worst house on the best block" that way with a little bit of improvement your ahead of the game.

And the pain part of sales is rejection.