You seem to have no intellectual curiosity and this requires openness (which you haven't displayed), a powerful or logical counter offer, (which you clearly lack) an inquisitive mind (nothing there either) so your only response is an inane "troll" comment?

Part of me feels like id be overpaying, but this is final price after numerous counter offers.

So help me out so I can make a reasonable counter offer. 

Saying you "should have never bought it" speaks to me of at least a little desperation.Not knowing the slightest about your situation, I'd suggest, since you said you probably will, that you counter-offer that you're willing to split the closing costs, but you want a fast closing.

It was an offer, counter offer, counter deal.

If the listing price is 100000 for a short sale, shell I offer the same amount or counter offer the lander and if I do counter offer what is the percentage I should offer?

His counter offer was to do the roof himself, and then I could reinspect it.

Although she refused to send the inspection report, he gave her 3 offers with no further counter offer and her reply did not meet any of the 3 criteria offered.  

I was denied my initial loan offer because of income initially and counteroffered.

As a beginner investor I could really use some extra opinions and see if I should be taking the plunge on this SFH.I don't know if it was a mistake, but I submitted an offer and counter offer on the property.$138,000 / 25% down paymentyear built: 1967 3 bed, 1.5 bath, 1 car garage1316 sq ftB location in Indianapolis ; projected vacancy: 5.4%No/minimal rehabprojected rent: $1250taxes: ~$2000/yrMy calculations yielded around $70/month for cash flow.