They are more often behind the times, showing homes as "available" when in fact they sold a month or two ago.Don't be afraid to make a low-ball offer, but don't hold your breath.

Right now loan rates are pretty low a"nd it might be a good time to take out a loan.I think an investor will probably "low ball" offer on your house that would make you lose most or all of your equity. 

We are looking to purchase our first investment property to get the ball rolling and are leaning towards 2-4 unit Multi out of state as we are in Ca. 

Multifamily ownership and management is a whole new ball game. 

, but if residents in that area are already paying those "expensive" prices, should you place just below to grab attention, or stay within that prices ball park for your property? 

That pissed me off since it seemed like they were trying to low-ball us.

You never know when you’ll stumble upon the right property to purchase, so you’d be smart to get the ball rolling now.

Well you guessed it, one sewer line replacement later due to root balls I learned a lesson.Where am I going with this?

If the listing agent is on the ball, they have already done that.

Complete low ball offer?