your screwed.

If you are in a nasty eviction proceeding, the tenant can screw things up by making a deposit directly into your account.

I think my agent screwed me as we priced the rental to high (right on the numbers she said we could get when i bought the place) now she claims that no one gets those prices... basically keeps blowing smoke up my you know what.... but they are the main agency that handles the development so i feel stuck with them...

You go in and fix it up, a month later the lender starts foreclosure, what do you do when you realize you're screwed?

You are also pretty much screwed if you incurred any hard costs.

I just may be screwed.

Offer below what you want and try to get the owner to accept that or make the middle negotiation point end where your threshold number is for profitability.I am like you in that m DTI is screwed, and mine will be for a few years.

On the commercial side, we assume all contractors are equally capable, regardless of their references and "reviews", we have all the specifications and air tight contract that can make them pay whatever the next contractor charges if they screw up.Anyone can file liens.

That doesn't mean you're being screwed on the price.I'm reminded of a repair in a rental property last year.

Wrong way to operate IMO though there are plenty of FRAUDS AND SCAMMERS that have no problem screwing over people in distress.