No offense BP! 

(No offense)Both state and federal law can come into play.The states BP code and the CCR have a lot of information.

Please do not take offense, but you are seeking deals and forgetting the big picture.

I dont want to be negative, but i fee bad for those taking the advice from inexperienced investors, Kinda like the Blind leading the Blind, no offense to Blind folks. 

A very offensive offer to tell you the truth.

-it can help police identify a pattern -it can be the crime that finally allows an offender to be prosecuted-it can make the offense less rewarding for the perpertrator even if they arent prosecuted-it puts the criminal on other peoples radar - it supports your insurance claimNo, its not necessarily of value to your business in the short run but I believe it is of value to society so I would report it-

I'm assuming that is a yes.If you do not have much experience placing tenants and no offense but it sounds like you don't, I would hire someone who does.  

But let's just say "offense is the best defense".

That's our little Detroit, (no offense Detroiters, just trying to draw a distinction between your place and ours!)

I'd do my best to stoke up a bidding war and let him tell me what concessions his side is prepared to make.From what I'm reading it sounds like you were in a routine negotiation and you seem to have taken offense that the other side wanted a better deal.