The 1993 purchase was $167k, fell to ~$140k, today is worth ~$550k.  

So much so that syndicators umbrella association, a par of the National Association of Realtors folded, as membership decreased 90%.The vast majority of private real estate investment funds, the grandfather of today’s syndications, either went bust or closed their doors in 2008-2009.Real estate prices in Phoenix, Miami, and Las Vegas fell 60%.

I personally would be worried that the same issue might present itself if you presented them with a cost work sheet and the deal fell through.

That DID resonate with me - it's just the weekly e-mail thing was another chore that fell by the wayside.

Are you telling me that they now fell into a secret file that is still on my confidential/flagged file??

BTW - I just about fell out of my chair regarding your "lizard" comment lol!

Or I'd walk.Or they can put it back on the market, having just wasted X days, and with the stigma of being a property that was in contract and fell out due to inspection results, and because you sent them the inspection results in writing they lawfully MUST disclose all material defects of the property to any future buyers OR they expose themselves to a crap ton of liability. 

Sure.All I know is for $297, I met a lot of accredited investors that are going to help my team buy more deals.Even if you fell asleep while Brad was speaking, that event provided WAY MORE value than the cost to attend.

Unfortunately, the triplex fell through.

This fell through with 48 hrs left of the DD period due to a husband & wife issue, not the house's.