Paying a bit over appraised value wouldn't be a hard no for me in every circumstance, but of course I much prefer to capture some equity on purchase, so I'd have to be 100% confident in my underwriting and strategy for the property. 

There’s a short but informative book written by @Dave Foster as well as some YouTube videos.

They're going to want to vet the deal themselves, so show them how much money you can make and why you're so confident.

You can also check with @Dave Foster he is who I send all of my clients to.

If you’re confident they aren’t presenting your offers, I would go directly to the broker, regional manager, whoever is responsible to the agent, and lodge your complaint.

I can go to 1 place and get this part of my life and business taken care of with confidence. 

Hi BP, Wanted to share an overdue update on the 203K+basement conversion project.Good news is it’s done, I’m still confident in the original ARV estimated (and that was for fall 2023 market), and I think it looks great!

I am looking to gain as much knowledge and connections as possible, so I feel confident taking the next steps. 

If, for example, I could get hard money to purchase/repair and pay off in a year, I'm confident I could do so without loss, but only if the payments could accrue in the background, collecting interest, without being paid until the house sells.

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