Like you said, your own valuation should dictate your offer, and not following your own rules would end your real estate venture pretty quickly.At the end of the day both parties ideally walk away happy with the agreement they've reached, and if that happens at a number above, at or below LP depends so many market and situational factors that it's hard to know how someone will react to your offer.

Most importantly, have they ever been sanctioned by any regulatory bodies (IRS, SEC, etc)?  

How you react probably has a lot to do with your faith in the government protecting you and that is a political debate that is unwinnable.  

Now that we're considering selling, I'm not sure how buyers will react to seeing that there's asbestos (since I now have to check "yes" in the sellers disclosure; almost wish we didn't test for it!

I prefer to do it over them phone or in person-you can learn so much from tone of voice and body language.

Have they ever been sanctioned or issued a cease & desist by any regulatory body or the SEC?  

Hi Brent,By definition, a condo in Florida has to have an association as a governing body and some means to fund maintenance of common areas.

I don't know how he would react, and the last thing that I want to happen is for him to throw anything from the roof out of anger and potentially hit another person.

@Aidan Mulligan Sorry no notification that any body replied.

Out of all these comments know body mentioned Worcester, the second biggest city in New England!!