Because the Seller will see this as a strong offer and accept it over others but the Buyer can walk through the property and change his mind based on the floor plan, condition of the roof, strength of the leases, or a thousand other reasons.Read your contract.

@Mark Sewell if your objective is to get your retarget audience to watch the additional content (ie- retarget those who watched Video 1 to watch Video 2, people who come to the website organically/other than through Video 1, etc) then I think Reach or Video views could continue to work well as you continue to build the audience strength and brand awareness. 

I was speaking to someone earlier today about some interesting ideas for repurposing what they do so they can build from strength.

Right now I’m in the phase of:-building credit + savings-wanting to develop my knowledge and skills I’m in the Memphis, TN area and would love to volunteer my time and skills with investors or seasoned people in real estate to grow my strengths.

It's a good idea to know each other's strengths and weaknesses before you start out.

@Brian Shreeves is right, if you want enterprise strength, Salesforce is the gold standard. 

Compare unit mix, unit size, market position, rent comparision, leases, location advantages, building curb appeal and other structural strengths with recent upgrades already done, building inspection and appraiser reports to help you justify higher value, etc. 

An ideal lease would require the tenant to pay as additional rent the property taxes (or at lease all increases over a base), as well the property insurance.An important consideration is the financial strength of the tenant.

I am currently a real estate agent, and I work a salaried position as a strength & conditioning coach.

However, on the positive side they may have different strengths like construction experience, etc