I don't think so. our market is still expecting a wave of new residents, due to our politics, increase in jobs as major companies and filming industry moving in.

Your tenants had a much longer period to deal with No AC which is no joke in a heat wave.

You won't get this property on multiples with inspection but if it's your primary residence - don't wave inspection.Buy a regular house and don't compete with investors.Or offer substantially more money to offset their cash offer with no inspection.The price is never the only term of the offer.

Many of them think they know what they're doing but they're really just riding the wave of a very Landlord-friendly market.

I'm getting ready to send out another wave of mailers and was wondering what has worked for other BiggerPockets members in the past?

One actually gave $25k non refundable deposit, waved all inspections.

When the crash hit we were in a better position than most.So if a crash occurs, rent them. keep them rented and ride out the wave.

I am just starting out, but I my hubby and I did really well on our first fixer upper, and want to continue the wave here pretty soon.

Worked pretty well the past few years.I'm trying to get into wave though.

Nice write-up, thank you @Alex Babayev.A question - when you make an offer with "no inspections" stipulation, does it mean you wave due diligence altogether or do you still have due diligence but the offer is not contingent on its results?