If their margins are 60 cents per gallon, there is a lot of negotiating power there!

Do you recommend getting a contractors opinion even though I’m trying to close this deal quickly and trying to keep my margin as high as possible?

-Type of property-Preferred ARV range-bed/bath-sqft-desired profit margins-closing time frame capabilities-areas your prefer-any specifics you may haveLook forward to hearing from you,Heath

For really important clauses, such as this one, I also have a field in the margin of the lease beside the clause.  

That's a pretty common profit margin.

I hope what you say about your deals is true, I know I rarely see an email from you that's in an area we would buy in but the bulk of your inventory probably sells before it's advertised so we may only see the marginal deals?

We've come under budget by significant margins on paint and landscape.

Again give that no one else has bought them at the dirt cheap price, my guess is any  margin for profit is very slim. 

I've found deals that had $40,000 profit in 8 weeks with EXTREMELY reliable repair estimates and ARV and she still says no... is that not a good profit margin for a 50/50 deal?

Would investors still be interested in this and could there still be a profit margin or should I back out altogether?