Well poof is a bit harsh.

Harsh words, but true.The inspection scared my buyer to death, although these are minor issues already taken care of, and to be expected in a older home.Back to my problem.

this is going to sound harsh, but sometimes the truth must be told.

There are many people, particularly of the retirement age (which by the way babyboomers are coming of this age) are moving to warmer climates because they can't stand the harsh winters.

If not contained/removed properly it will cost you a lot in legal fees when the tenants sue you.Sorry for being harsh but I personally would run from this property.

Granted I'm still learning here so maybe I'm being harsh, but I know people who have had calls from attorneys about properties, and the deal was done before it hit the courthouse steps.

Buy retail and pay retail prices.I'm sorry if this seems harsh but it sounds like you have a long way to go in terms of approaching this correctly, and I'd like to help get you there as quickly as possible.

Sometimes when people are trying to help, it comes across a little harsh, but people have to remember it is hard to sound helpful when typing your thoughts.

Originally posted by Mitch Kronowit:That's where the real "crack" is being smoked.Agreed...the video was not as harsh as it could have been :D

Regarding Chris's question...This is going to sound really harsh... but it is a reality.The other evening I was giving a free seminar and was getting into specifics regarding evaluating a deal.