Exceptions might be properties within walking distance of the proposed light rail stations

I believe that the 6k appears as a "seller concession" on the HUD (again, I'm new at this...).I think you are wise to avoid trying to incorporate rent credits for the t/b in your proposal (Dodd-Frank).  

Interesting, so a HUD property is listed for 100,000, I offer 80,000, Hud sends an email proposing to sell the house to me for 90,000, and I have 24 hours to accept the offer. 

But seriously you haven't proposed anything outlandish or creative.  

I took my potential private lender and her husband out to dinner a few days ago in order to discuss my proposal and I am hear to report great success!

I have a few free and clear properties, and banks area always excited to start negotiations on putting a mortgage against them, but I never wind up being happy with their proposals.

Completed within an estimated 2 month time period with total cost of $93,100.00 plus tax with upfront cost of $ 46,550.00I, do accept the above scope of work, proposed to be started upon signature, Completed within an estimated 2 month time period with total cost of $93,100.00 plus tax with upfront cost of $ 46,550.00BID COST SUMMARY Total Cost Subtotal $93,100.00 Tax rate Tax Grand total 9.50% $8,844.50 $101,944.50 

The only time you could use proposed rental income is if you have history of renting properties for at least 2 years which would show on your schedule E on tax returns.I live in Roanoke, Tx and I'm pretty familiar with several different markets in the North Dallas area.

. * Take as-is measurements of the house* Draw as-proposed plans* Now we can price things like framing, cladding, and mechanical installations.* Design kitchen, bath, and trim* List all fixtures, tile, etc.* Now we can price the rest of the job

I haven't seen a buyer demand a higher Option Fee than whatever I propose.