I'm sure there are people that are successful making offers prior to the sale, but I think that is a tough road to tackle.   

Keep in mind nobody likes tenants who don’t pay but In order to get a drastic discount you are going to have to be good at solving problems and agree to tackle them in this business .

(I actually wanted to run away, but Chris felt confident about tackling it.) 

In order to tackle this subject a discussion of somewhat taboo subjects have to come to forefront & spoken on.... ⭐......such as Education, Race, Crime, Poor & Corrupt Political Arena......For instance in on Cleveland's Lower Westside you'll see Gentrification even if hit & miss while on Cleveland s Lower Eastside you don't & won't for awhile & the contributing factor is poverty, to degree race relations & emphatically crime.

Any suggestions on how we should tackle this problem?

Last time I checked the highest purchase price you can tackle is $540,000 meaning the highest loan balance is right around $520,000.

From there you should be able to make offer, hopefully close, rent out a unit, and ready to tackle the next deal.

I love how you tackled every unknown with a go-getter and get it done attitude.

@Brent CoombsI'm currently tackling my first flip and just looking for new options for investments!

I'm reaching out to see what people's thoughts are on how they might tackle our situation.