This is like asking whats a better cookie; chocolate chip or oatmeal raisin. 

I know when we had breakfast last year and I was eating my oatmeal.. we got into a discussion on rehab.. and I believe we talked about a true rehab for long term viability is 20 to 40k.this is why when these guys advertise these homes for 40k as turnkey I just want to jump out of my chair.. the logical conclusion when you back into it. is one.either they are not doing the true rehab  ( which its now evident they were not)and two they are buying the assets for under 10k wholesale.. 

If you could save maybe $5,000, I'll bet an oatmeal raisin cookie you could find a seller who might seller finance.

If it is easy to insert the knife, does the drywall have a consistency like lumpy oatmeal?

Make your place the best on the market by offering small, inexpensive extras, like instant oatmeal packets for breakfast, granola bars and bottled water for side trips.

Oatmeal for breakfast and no restaurants and you have the trifecta working for your savings rate.

Not every one uses the oatmeal I leave out for them either, but maybe the next guests will.  

In the end, you'll have the sale you want and deserve - and all this will just be a lump in the oatmeal. 

Breakfast is usually a bowl of oatmeal with almond milk and a handful of blueberries.  

"Lumpy and bubbly" They might think you are talking about the oatmeal you had for breakfast.