My landlord had to take it off the floor and snake out the giant knot of floss.

This is going to be a giant ordeal for you.  

That is why there is a notable price difference.  

There are legitimate companies out there that can do it, That's the same method corporate Giants are legitimate doing for Capital have been for years .

OK... the person owning the property put the property in a "estate Trust".. they assigned a person to manage the trust for them.. hence the Trustee is the person designated as manager of the trust, the person that owns the trust could be dead, or mentally not able to manage any longer..

I ran into some complications during the sale and was not able to clear as much as I had planned but still made out ok.

If they are not able to do so I can go back and see if I can re-create it.

Sometimes they say "cash only" because the property is not able to be financed by conventional financing, just won't qualify for whatever reason.

We will hear the giant flushing sound when sellers overwhelm buyers because Wall Street is unloading or caught in a downdraft, possibly due to a hacker or closure of international exchanges. 

One of the things that I continue to struggle with is estimating rehab costs.I often hear Brandon say on his webinars and on his IG account, is that we need to get really good at analyzing properties.That it is important to analyze one deal every day so that we get good at running the numbers accurately...that way, when we do come across a good deal we will have the confidence to take action quickly and make an offer knowing that we have accurate numbers.My problem is that  have not heard him or anyone else talk about how to do an accurate rehab estimate if we are not able to get inside the property.I live in Los Angeles and when I drive for dollars and I find distressed properties that are in need of TLC, I don't have a way to determine if I am dealing with a $100,000 rehab or a $150,000, $200,000 rehab, etc...I would greatly appreciate if someone could speak to this question because whenever I watch Brandon or another expect demonstrate how to use the BP calculator I never get a satisfactory answer about how they arrived at the rehab cost - they just seem to plug numbers.I constantly see video of real estate investors finding a property online and then running the numbers so that they can determine an offering price to the potential seller - But never is there a clear explanation about how they determined their rehab estimate.thanks for any help or insight you can offer.Andrew O.