After dropping my flip’s price by $10,000, we’re now listed at $379,900 — and suddenly the showings are rolling in. Buyers love the 3.5 acres and the size of the home, but the details are standing out: unlevel floors, cracked windows, and even complaints about the gray-and-white paint choice.

In this Flip Chronicles update, I break down the good, the bad, and the funny (yes, someone asked if they could put in a pool — right where the old one used to be). I also share how I’m buying time with a lender extension and the lessons I’m learning in real time: price cuts can spark activity, but it’s craftsmanship and details that ultimately close the deal.

If you’ve ever wondered what happens after you cut the price on a flip, this one’s for you.