I politely spoke to the owner Brent Voepel about it and he screamed at me.

There's a lot of blood. I

There's a nightly screaming (yes, nightly screaming-- she used those word multiple times) match about him taking a shower.

Since I have the property well below market, I can always sell as plan B.It's not a screaming deal by the Bigger Pockets criteria but it's a solid base hit in my market.

Thanks Stephanie,That was a bloody fabulous post and 100% agreed.Here is the quote again that I posted in a previous comment - "Ever tried.

or house is destroyed on the inside.But the biggest issue your going to have is Competition.. in all markets there is a cabal of locals who have been doing it for years and years .. you will not get a screaming deal.. they wont let you.. you can hit up small out of the area counties and those can work.. but any major MSA there is already folks way ahead of you.its highly regional and right now especially on the west coast foreclosures are at an all time low.. many many companies have pivoted and while still attending and buying they are not finding enough deals to run their companies and have had to find other ways to secure inventory. 

Court house very rarely are screAming deals but they are generally under market.

I think it looks confused because there is no strong front entrance that screams 'come on in!!' 

But what to do with the giant windows below that seem to scream storefront?

That one has been beaten to a bloody pulp.We haven't argued in circle about the 50% rule recently though.