Early in my career - I worked under CPA's who would prepare returns for doctors, contractors, architects, real estate investors, day traders etc. 

Not to sound like a broken record, but be fearful when others are greedy and be greedy when others are fearful.

With it being a really tight seller's market right now, sellers have been conditioned to become pretty darn greedy.

I would funnel that cash into the unit so it didn't feel like I had my hand out, which I guess I kinda do but it feels a little less greedy that way.I havent had to use this yet, but this is how I hope it plays out if I do.Good luck

@Ryan ProffitAs a strong Conservatarian & die hard Austrian/Biblical Economics Capitalist I’m totally against this.Not to mention that I just flipped a house in Frisco, TX on a golf course & did an excellent job & made $36k, yet I lost money on the deal due to a greedy mother in law who pocketed the whole lump sum at sale & never paid the 1/3 split, then went on to spend $600k in a few months!

Just realize how greedy and unappreciative people can be.The rent was initially set by the realtor at below market price.   

I know 10-15 k gets thrown around as a wholesale fee a lot but I’m not trying to be too greedy. 

Hi RobinDid you see the email I sent to you directly last week, should be in your  "in box".I am small investor,  slow and steady, and I don't get greedy.  

What crazy, greedy person asks for nearly 2x the purchase price??? 

Don’t be greedy, provide value.