Most of the time they are also licensed and would be able to help you appreciate if whatever the opportunity is a good value. 5) A LOT of these TK providers sell OLD properties which will need a lot of major components replaced if your inspection doesn't reveal the replacement of those systems "sometimes you can win betting on borrowed time" 

Take everything at face value, ask the seller to fully ratify a purchase contract, then if needed renegotiate price if things like Schedule E or estoppels reveal any mis-representation. 

3 variations of that and then I'll reveal my cards.

I'm not the type to go into a deal without all I's dotted and T's crossed, so if there's something wrong hopefully it'll reveal itself.

On my site review of them, I've been asking them to reveal this for over a year and so far they haven't.

OMG.. in such a very feasible scenario, would seller not reveal he is both the buyer's agent and the seller/owner himself.. until offers are written up and it shows for itself as the same name in both fields?!

We projected that would be worth about $118,000 in 2 years and $125,000 in 3 years.Our rental market research revealed that we would only be able to rent the place out for about $650/mo.

@Marisa RoweI agree with Brandon that a listing agent CAN reveal highest offer with seller’s permission.

I have the home inspection Saturday morning so we will see if that reveals any issues.

Every state, and sometimes county, has a different system about revealing, or not, the bank’s max bid.