Concern is getting the dogs out of there, potential APS involvement to rehome the older woman with health issues, and immediately getting the cleaning crews in there.

If they were concerned about it you’d already be contacted. 

Many that I see have beautifully renovated interiors and claim to be in desirable neighborhoods, but I'd be concerned about the building's age and potential major repairs.  

Most delays are primarily caused by the following:Permitting: Often, it takes six to twelve months for those fortunate enough to move quickly.Inflation: Construction costs have soared in recent years, significantly affecting profit margins.

A question for any real estate persons out there: A tudor style home sells for 560k in 2022. In 2025 it is put up for sale for 450k (a 110k drop) It has gone pending 3 times since December but no sale. What sort of re...

Is it:
• Purchase price competition?
• Draw delays?
• Holding costs?
• Exit timing?

I’ve seen timelines become just as critical as ARV in determining profitability.
For active flippers — what’s impacting your ...

Hi everyone,

As more investors begin to explore opportunities outside their domestic markets, I’ve noticed that interest in international buy-to-let investments has grown — especially in regions where gross rental ...

The first step is to document everything carefully with photos, notes, and any vendor assessments, especially for things like mold or other health and safety concerns.

Also, if some of the elderly people are causing damages or problems, am I sort of limited in my response due to them being a part of a group home?

Rehab surprises get a lot of attention, but financing timelines can impact flips just as much.For active flippers, what has caused the biggest delays in your projects — and how did you adjust?