Maybe an older house on land you could buy that eventually might be torn down and a new larger one built.You could also buy in a new subdivision stage zero and when finished out in a few years hopefully have some nice equity growth.I tend to not like areas that are EN VOGUE currently because of a stronger economy.

We all bring something different to the table and I have very strong analytical, finance and accounting skills, while the other two are stronger with the handy work.

Switching the verbiage could create stronger bites as well. 

Most businesses learn that appreciation and recognition are stronger motivators than money.

With homes that qualify for normal loans, cash offers are stronger than buyers with loan contingencies as long as there's not a bunch of other contingencies in the offer gumming it up, anyway  -- so you can sometimes beat out other offers, even higher offers, that require loan approval, but many sellers would consider a solid offer with a loan pre-approval over a much lower cash offer, so the pricing benefit of all cash is reduced in homes that readily qualify for loans.        

It's definitely a stronger offer and as long as you're willing to accept the risk, do it.But for those with less experience and especially new flippers, I think they need that home inspection, so for them, I recommend keeping the inspection contingency in. 

Check if out if you're considering working with a big bank because they offer an interest rate that's 10bps stronger than that amazing credit union you're talking to with nominally higher debt pricing

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Now pretty much all sellers know it is a stronger market and time to sell.

I just think that offering more EM makes your offer stronger.