They all end up auctioning off properties for banks, where there was some defect I the foreclosure process, so they can't deliver clear title, and the sale gets canceled. 

And beyond that, maybe a house that wouldn't make either rehabber happy would have sufficient cash on cash return for a buy and hold investor.I would say that most people would be including all costs when evaluating a deal for themselves.Go out and try to find out what the buyers in your market are looking for and then try to deliver.

He has consistently tried to rip me off and steal money out of my pocket.First, he was suppose to deliver one the apartments vacant, then he told me that I should keep the tenant that was living in the apartment at the time because the tenant is a good guy.

Mortgage bankers, who sell to the secondary, "blocking loans" work under many constraints in order to deliver a block.

Saves a few bucks and it's usually delivered for free which keeps the contractor doing things they're good at instead of driving back and forth all the time.

If it's set up right, I think that this can deliver some eye-popping passive returns.

Make sure you send/deliver a three to five day notice to vacate.

They think I'm a joke and won't deliver.2.

Pick up a few inexpensive pieces of art for the walls and your all set.I think for us the beauty of this is we don't have to store the furniture and they deliver and set it up.

What she obviously didn't realize is that's EXACTLY what you want to happen because close neighbors are a great source for sales (to friends and family). ...Michael Woodward - I had a situation a couple of years back where my rehab was just way nicer than the other houses "for sale" on a block; the other sellers were taking the brochures to stymie competition ... it sold anyway, based on my delivering the same brochure to a house a couple of blocks away, where the eventual buyer's sister lived.