If they express interest then you can plant the seeds.

Originally posted by James Vermillion:Here is a good thread where this exact thing happened, a good read if you haven't seen it yet:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/83152The difference being that in the thread cited, there was no contractIn that thread, Braden C. expressed it best: NEVER market a property until it is under contract.

I could be close, or way off I supposed but if he is not cash hungry seems like a good deal for them.I just asked if he would be interested without expressing anything regarding terms, in the hope to hear the owners expectations, if he is even interested, to see if we would even be in a similar range.Any thoughts or help on this?

'Net30' accounts from companies like Grainger, Gemplers, Quill, Wright Express or Global Industrial.

We expressed interest several times, but they wouldn't budge on price.

My landlord reached out to the tenants approximately 6 months ago expressing an interest in selling the building.

On Monday morning my agent lets everyone that made an offer (and any other agents that have expressed interest for the clients) know that we have multiple offers (because I always do at the price point I like to operate at) and the seller will be selecting the best offer at the end of the day.   

If you consider running everything remotely and have 150 or more units at multiple locations, you could go with the model used by Storage Express out of Bloomington IN.

I can't express how happy I am now to understand that piece of the puzzle!

This is just something I've wanted to express for these past couple weeks now.