They would have just done it the quickest way possible with the door facing the wrong way, the outlet left in a dangerous condition, and the floor not level.  

I once met a homeowner facing foreclosure and jumped straight into the math — equity, arrears, options.

If you’re into flips, design, or just want to meet some new faces, let’s put something casual together while we’re there. 

Some of this has been in the Post before so bare with me.First, you can sue CREW, but at this point your damages are the missed distributions.

That means if your fiancée later sells the property, she could inherit her mom’s original cost basis and potentially face significant capital gains taxes.

Will update thread with outcome for future BP members facing similar.

The complexity and lack of control just aren't worth the tiny fee you might get.If you are committed to the initial hustle of finding deals, you have two better options:Go All In on Wholesaling: Control the whole process, secure the contract, and get paid for your work.Focus on D2D (Door-to-Door): If you want to bird dog, do it intensely in a local market, build relationships face-to-face, and generate instant value for a trusted, local investor.I wasted months trying to do a hybrid model that gave me all the work and none of the reward.

What strategies worked, and what challenges did you face?

Are you facing challenges with a maturing loan or an upcoming balloon payment on your investment property?

Quote from @V.G Jason: "you're buying barely-desirable property(likely above market rate)"This is a bold assumption and a big dump on his parade.