@Ozzy Ordonez  well I just bought an S for myself and a X for my wife and will buy the 3 when it comes out.. so I am single handily keep them in the black,I think their roof product could be a real game changer.. but who knows..

@Jacob Ham I always use hard money loans when using the BRRR strategy, and that's mostly because the properties cannot get financing because they need to much work or a major system has a defect.

Infill wall holes with drywall or the metal screen products that are out there. 

If not, what is lacking in the product?

@J Scott has an incredible book (not sorry about pushing this product) that details the most efficient systems in fix and flips, and I think it's more important to have a greater volume of deals in your pipeline than trying to save costs and do the work yourself. 

RMLOs are not trained to go there.A RMLO is the beginner level of mortgage loan financing, they meet the public, explain a loan product, sell the product and qualify an applicant to proceed to underwriting. 3 months ago, they could have worked at Wal Mart

In the past, asbestos fibers were added during the production of flooring materials to strengthen the flooring and to increase its durability.

I have ordered from dirtcheap in the past and liked the quality of the product received. 

Maybe you are more into sheriff sales / tax liens so you mostly get a heads up from the county's sheriff office when new product becomes available.

We've had bottle caps, other metal objects, paper (its not a shedder, but some don't get that concept and thing anything can go in the disposal)  bottles, dirty diapers, non disposable wiped, female product, paint, motor oil, chemicals, gasoline, trupentine, paint thinner, kerosine........