Giving the seller different options during the negotiations was really helpful because it let me find out what was really important to him and allowed me to make changes to my offer, so we could come to terms that worked for both of us.

In the end, the weekend after the fed announced the first interest rate drop, we had an open house that had more traffic than our opening weekend 3 months earlier. we received a full-price offer for the house and closed in early November. obviously I have no way of knowing if the interest rate drop was a trigger, but nothing else changed in the market at that time. just wanted to share in case others are curious. appreciate all the thought partnership!

If he was truly a real company or an expert at this motivated seller craft, he wouldn't be offering you only 20 of them.Don't bother.

If anyone has experience with the Pennsylvania market or could offer advice for a beginner getting into short-term rentals, I’d really appreciate it.

Tyler,I tell all of my Military Veterans when you close with me come back to us so we can offer a in house VA IRRRL.

I offered the owners $50k cash and they took it.

I’ve done the research and would appreciate any advice you could offer!

Someone came in with a much higher offer, which was surprising since the ARV was $251K, and the house needed significant rehab.

You do all of your own due diligence on what to offer based on the data.

Keep in mind its end of year pretty much every seller and builder is offering a 2% seller credit its the norm.$50K in earnest is a lot and if the lender drops the ball are you positive they can get the credit denial out in time to refund the earnest?