I have reviewed many buildings and found that expenses range from $1800/unit to $3600/Unit depending on the building irrespective of how much its making which seems to consistent.

I looked at several properties quite close to there about a year ago, but then decided it just wasn't a neighborhood which interested me, irrespective of price. 

In general, most people that end up selling for less than they could have made is because they either had to sell (needed the money, moving, whatever) irrespective of the market timing, or because they allowed the home to deteriorate.  

Thanks @Russell Brazil, my situation match with your reply.I don't have any agent as a buyer, I am working directly with listing agent.We have done with home inspection, my attorney has sent repairs estimate to seller's attorney, till now didn't get any official reply from seller's attorneyBut realtor(listing agent), told us that seller doesn't want to negotiate and won't come down on price,but did not get official reply via attorney.Listing agent is putting pressure on me to have home appraisal asap.If I say yes to listing agent for appraisal, as he is putting pressure on me , does it gives a message to seller, that I will buy the house irrespective of his(seller) reply on our estimate for repair?

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It basically means stocks move irrespective of your personal situation.

If it is worth $40k and you buy it, you lose $20k on Day 1 of purchasing, irrespective of whether the seller provides financing or not.Much hunch is it is closer to the latter than the former, but there is absolutely no way to know.

You might not want to hold the house longer than that.Obviously all of this takes a little bit of crystal ball future vision, which is why you should always buy right on the front end irrespective of where things are in a cycle, upturn or downturn.

If you are taking ownership, there could be variations like taking title as "tenants in common"...irrespective, I'd push for some type of equity position if you are putting the project together and overseeing construction.

The bad part is that the listing agent is likely entitled to commission irrespective of how this transaction occurs.If you are going to submit a low offer, you may have an advantage if you can get it to the seller directly...if the agent intercepts it, they may deem it too low and not present it...but you can always represent yourself.