I must, however, satisfy some stipulations:  1) my offer must exceed the previous by 5%  2) I must put 5% down with the county clerk at the time I make my offer 3) I have 10 days to close 4) If i fail to close I forfeit the 5% down payment and also am required to make up any shortfall between the eventual sales price and the original offer 5)  My offer can in turn be upset by another bidder or the original bidder.Long story short there are too many questionmarks for my taste at this point. 

We gave them a take it or leave it price instead.I would have probably sold for a little more than that, but the low ball offer left a sour taste in my mouth. 

It'll give you a great taste of REI tools and knowledge, and what you will get in the mentorship. 

Oven way better than microwave everything tastes better.

Not sure how you got that bad taste, but their books have helped a lot of people.

Let' s see if the IPO wave will help them.https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-05-09/young-real-estate-flippers-get-their-first-taste-of-losing

However, I did not say "own free and clear" and everyone knows that we still have to pay property taxes.I was referring to being able to make a house my actual home in that I can paint, redecorate, etc. to my taste instead of keeping things generic like I expect my renters to keep my houses. 

@Mark Fries we have a winery near us that had the entire cement floor of their huge tasting room colored then epoxied with a clear coat to allow the colors to come through. 8 years & it still looks like new.

Or maybe it's time to scrape and start over again, bigger and more units, or maybe that bitter taste in your mouth has you thinking mini storage or a parking lot, or green house for one of these CBD outfits.In short think about things in terms of cash flow vs head aches plus time, not doors.

Under a typical lease all tenants are jointly responsible for the rent, so if one flakes out, the others have to pick up the slack.It sounds like a little too much potential drama for my taste.