(If that makes sense).

When spouse took a job where we moved a lot, we bought in those cities when it made sense, good potential rentals, fixed up while living there then rented when transferred.

Depending on how large that profit margin is determines if it makes more sense to rent and refi or sell and take the quick cash.  

It makes sense to be cautious of paying for projections rather than the current reality, especially when you're the one who'll need to take on the risk and effort to achieve that potential.When it comes to negotiating, I think it's about finding a balance.

Like Rick said, if the numbers make sense for you then why not?

So, for MD, this seems to fall under usury law, which makes sense. 

That way, I can see if the rehab costs make sense and if there’s a good profit based on the sales comps.

If the rehab cost is less than 30k, then the deal makes sense to me (11% CoC ROI).

It is already set up for heat-pump so makes sense to go that route again.

@Michael CarbonareThat makes sense, good to know.