So it's overstated by a factor of nearly 4, which tallies with my commonsense that water supply only (not heating; that's individual) for a 1/2BR unit shouldn't be $57 per month.So given this piece of mathematics, I'm pretty confident I can get the expenses lower than stated.

We have been buying npn from institutions/banks they always ask for non disclosure agreement because of the borrowers info confidential.

This still seems to be a little one sided, I am sticking my neck out for $6500 and my time, which I am confident I will get compensated for, but the partner will not only get a potential profit, but the commission from the sale.

If you feel confident, I would maybe make a few lowball offers, but not too many if you feel you are wasting your realtor's time.

If you want the listing agent to represent you and the seller, both parties have to agree to it, but it creates a conflict of interest when it comes to confidentiality.

(OVertown ) ..I still regret to had canceled two contracts when properties were deemed unlivavable ...I am confident I can go into areas other people won't and that is my strength 💪..If you find inside yourself you could too..it may be a good learning experience and may end up be rewarding too.

My 2 cents is that I would want to disclose everything- to the point of risking the deal- because I value my license over any one deal.I have read some people actually disclose in writing to the seller that the seller "likely" would get more for the property on the open market, but have chosen to sell at the agreed price.I am personally a bit confused over the duty of confidentiality.

If I were to potentially go this route, I'd want to be confident I can refy.Thanks again!

I'm almost 99.9% confident I can close this deal either with hard money, private money or wholesaling it.

The college town seems appealing because I'm confident I could get a great deal on a property through the relationship I have with the broker, and the fact that the property I would purchase would be easy to rent to students with a low expected vacancy rate.