There is another offer that went stale from COVID that was in the "mid-300s".When I walked the property, I noticed a number of issues with the property that would come up at inspection at which time I would ask for a price deduct; I estimated this around $27k (needs boiler, new electric service, old foundation that needs demo, underground oil tank...)Should I consider those deduction in my initial offer or should I wait until we are under contract and allow the inspection report to bring them up?

LOL Please come buy those buildings and demo them for gentrification.

The house was demoed and wide open and they recently got a bid of over 100k to finish it out. 

Earlier this year we were just past the demo stage when a lady came asking about our house.

thanks.https://www3.gotomeeting.com/register/948275110according to the link:"New all-in-one real estate investor software DEMO w/ Than Merrill!

You have not given many specifics, but if the work is truly unforeseen (like termite damage behind drywall that was exposed in demo), then its your responsibility and should you be OK with paying the costs and the delay.  

They are motivated to sell because the demo just became too time consuming with young children and they could use the money.

Nevertheless, it is apparent from reading/searching for reviews on the system that the majority of users are simply not satisfied.The Investor Lion platform demo shown in the webinar is quite robust.

The city was saying it would cost them 8,500 to demo the houses so they were going to try and give them away in hopes someone would fix up the neighborhood!

Normally I'm ok ( def not an expert) on determining repair costs and ARV but this one has got me stumped for several reasons; Asking price, Comps, whether to do a complete makeover of the home or demo the house and build a new one.Property in Question:Built 18606bd 3.5 bath2836 sftsits on 3.38 acres of landproperty concerns:Needs MAJOR upgrades: heating system, plumbing, electrical,roof,windows, walls,flooring, sunken floors in some rooms,major paint, appliances, kitchen needs full remodel, all baths need full remodel.Positives: House is structurally sound ( would recommend further investigation on this)the area is a very affluent rural area and property does have potential if done right.Comp #1Sold 4/28/16 for 389,000Built 19805bd 4ba 2753sftComp #2Sold 2/26/16 for 366,900Built 19554bd 2.5 bath2500sftARV of property 375,000 (average of the two homes that were less than 1/2 mile from property in question)These are the best comps I can come up with.