You're right. that was the worst show I've ever seen in my life!

At least you can find out what's the worst that could happen.

Worst case would be them accepting the higher offer straight out without notifying me.

If I were you, worst case scenario, I would go talk to several banks and see what kind of financing you might be able to get with that.

It was the last toilet I ever worked on... and probably the worst experience of my life!

I know what my worst-case costs are if something like a major plumbing or electrical problem comes up, so I know the worst-case scenario if I miss something and I'm always comfortable with that worst-case scenario.

It happens its not the worst thing in the world and you're not the first or the last person to to that.When I sell I always prefer cash out but will consider financing as a last option.Here's the option is order of preference:1.

The Tax Sale is a great way to aquire property.Seems like the big issue is you bought without even walking around the outside and peeking in the windows.Because of this you paid too much.Hope you are able to make a little money or at least break even on it.Then learn you have to check these places out a lot better or at the very least have a worst case everything is broken rehab estimate if you can't check it out.

I think even the worst real estate book will have a tiny nugget of information that will be helpful at a later point.

Right now worst case scenario (outside of death) I have 5 rental properties paid off and in great condition at 40 years old cashflowing $5,000/m so 13 years from now.