It was bad, but not as bad as this guyFrom Google reviews:I will start by saying that usually I don't post bad reviews even when I need to, in the case of this company and its management I feel obligated to let others know.My first contact with Mousa was in early 2017 after reading those great reviews you all see here, during that year we have purchased from this company 4 properties and had them manage it as well.

Of course when you look downtown the home prices get much higher, however, there is a historically redlined area, that is still very close to downtown, and just because it's on the west side of the freeway and houses are less taken care of, you see homes for less.Developers are quickly snatching up properties because of this reason and because recent zoning laws have done away with single family zoning, so I'm feeling a sense of urgency to get into a home in this very specific neighborhood.I'm not a super personable guy and feel strange knocking on doors, so I started digging into delinquent taxes.

The only beneficiary in getting people to bid DD up is to make the buyer feel obligated to buy post-inspection, and therefore, more than likely get the close done.

how do you feel about the unreinforced masonry construction?

I looked into that briefly but the extra expense of structuring the LLC that way and the interest rate being over a point higher to go that route left me feeling like it wouldn’t be worth it to me. 

I’m not sure it would work for your situation or not, but feel free to reach out if we might be able to help.

Feel free to DM me if you have questions :) https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/1165499-whats...I used a mortgage broker who found me the best rate and terms for my last 3 conventional loans.

I feel it’s a bad investment now.

What do you feel comfortable with? 

With prices going up so much, if this lowers your cashflow too much, I feel like you may not look profitable in the eyes of a lender.