Do you let the tenant supply and pay for their own internet or is it recommended to offer internet and charge the tenant a flat fee?

if someone has $500K in cash, and has been analyzing deals for 5 years, and hasn't made a single offer... that's analysis paralysis. 

Syndications are great for truly passive income, offering tax benefits and diversification, but require high minimum investments and long-term commitments.

Already replied to your other post about Detroit questions.Your latest questions:1) Simple: you don't offer asking price, you offer an amount that makes your numbers work.2) You're looking in the wrong places, using the wrong search criteria - there are tons of deals available!

I also got great value from a very expensive course on how to properly buy & manage residential real estate.Regardless of cost, the ones that offered low value were the ones where the founder wanted to sell education as their main business. 

@Tayvion Payton   -  my guess is that you are still too far off the price, at least in the interim but it is always good to put in an offer, because they may come back to you down the road. 

Decide what is important to you and choose the custodian that offers it.

Cooperative Assignments offer a simpler, more efficient path to profits compared to traditional wholesaling, making them a great option for investors looking for a practical way to get started without risk and $0 cash upfront.

@dhiren, if you were just starting out (I have an offer on my first investment) how would you suggest first setting up your business to minimize fees down the road?

I would be willing to share mine as well including the sheet I built to calculate where your offer needs to be on a house hack for it to make sense.