I want to get a good system in place so I can have a good shot at this segment.

If your offer has a bunch of zeroes in it, it will be shot down like the balloon it appears to be.

If they do choose to pay the same 100K things move along and have a halfway decent shot of going through, provided the time between the banks last evaluation of the property hasn't been more than a month or two.

If this property isn't selling quickly, you might have a shot at getting it at your price.

You are a big shot, and at the same time go out of your way to be nice to the appraiser.

I'm not completely sure of your question, but Ill give it a shot.

This way you get your inspection and also prices for the scope of work that Needs done all in one shot plus you can offer with confidence and offer strong with out a contingency

It sounds like there may be common ground there or some sort of relationship based on how you described him in your initial post, give a conversation a shot, a resolution may be easier to reach than you think.Good luck

Here are a few images from an upper east side NYC apartment I shot two weeks ago.

She then shared with me how he shot through the window and waited around to see if the cops would show up.