Don't know tell I taste them. 

Hello Joe, If the furniture looks good and the house is decorated with taste in the pictures you have I would keep that. 

Too often, flippers remodel the property to match their personal taste, rather than the buyer's.

@Christina B. you have great taste haha! 

Licking their wounds with a very bad taste in their mouth. 

They come back on the grind shopping around with a bitter taste and will make your life a non-stop phone call blow up LOL. 

When it shows one price per night and then another at checkout once everything is added in, it leaves a bad taste, and then people complain about it endlessly on the socials 

These kind of posters are more entertaining than anything else (Once again, IMHO).Besides, I think that once they get a taste of the 'real world' and learn a few life lessons, they will generally learn some manners.

Thus, it's certainly worth consideration if you have a taste for creative tax planning.

It does seem like the path to where you are is SFH to multifamily then residential construction.I have done some major remodels on my properties so I have a little taste of what it takes in your world but don't you need a strong W2, cash reserve, or just some type of regular investment returns to keep your construction project going after buying a plot of land?