@Liam Maher terrible idea and you’ll lose legitimacy for future deals.

When I'm willing to lower my January prices to meet the nearby hotel prices, I get terrible ratings, especially on "value."

It's either a terrible location, over priced, a full gut remodel> which leads to a flip, or negative cash-flows at market rates.

The waterproofing does have a warranty, so I suppose that means low risk of moisture, but still a touch nervous after this terrible water experience. 

The Board of Equalization in 2019 were terrible at not listening to homeowners even if they had appraisals in hand. 

The management company is terrible they don’t take care of anything and all they want to do is jack up the HOA dues.

Those guests will leave a terrible review.

The covid regulations have certainly not helped investors but there is still potential out there.If you are looking for a decent, trustworthy agent in Spokane then give me a call...not being trustworthy is a terrible way to do business and there are plenty of good ones here - it might just take some time to find us.

Not too terribly difficult to cashflow well when you're essentially putting 60% down.Still sounds like a good deal overall for him though.

* Credit Score of Borrowers = Low 500'sIn summary the client can make a huge down payment & is willing to pay a very high interest rate but there credit score is terrible.