It was always a waste of time and gas.

It's the logistics that gets me hung up simply bc it seems like 10 people are involved and so if I pull out, am I disappointing 10 people and wasting people's time?  

Don't waste your money or time on anything else. 

Load up on free real estate podcasts too.  

It's especially hard in NJ because there are a lot of wholesalers and most of them are terrible so we have little trust in new wholesaler that their numbers (ARV and repair costs) are accurate and when they aren't, it's a wasted trip for us.

In most cases you are wasting time trying to get blood from a rock.

We have a top load Super Capacity washer that has a pop up agitator. 

The Biden budget - loaded with enormous tax increases - is likely to pass.

@Ryan Chatman I always have the property surveyed directly after getting under contract as it can sometimes take awhile to get it back depending on their work load.

if you never had flooding issues before and it was a catastrophic event that caused an issue I think calling a waterproofing company may be a waste of $$, at least as the first step.