I think you can relate same thing with most of the healthy market.

I prefer to give up more for the renovator, so they know when they come back they will make money on wholesale deals from me......don't count on it, but I have even had a few guys come back and let me get the difference of actual and retail costs I quoted for they safety.....rare but it does happenArv times 60% minus repair costs (retail)= your max offer you should never go over.....I always try and get more money by offering a decent margin below this max offer to ensure healthy deals, 10% is guaranteed if I can only get it for the formula max offer......as most will probably tell you I use what I use, however some will be more than mine others will be below, it is what works for me......I never break my max offer.

High cap rates and a healthy rental market = cash flow.I can speak for Bakersfield.  

Once "prettiness" dictates the choice of your primary, rather than "potential", we can't help you anymore.Congrats on having such healthy savings.

@Aaron McCurdy i think you have gotten a healthy dose of smart and super passionate BP people.

@Mary JoeYou miss my point, if you are putting up to $200,000 down, you need to make a healthy return. 

The RE is very inflated and certain areas like Merrimack, the rents are very healthy however the upfront costs reflect that. 

Healthy HOA.

Only allow inspection after an accepted offer with a healthy emd  If you have a lot of interest you can schedule 1 open house for a 2 hour window with registered buyers As mentioned an agent would probably be better but if your firm and diligent you can get it sold 

Make sure the HOA is healthy and reserves are strong when researching communities.Regarding the Tenant, don't feel bad about raising rents.