A couple of times the buyer Insisted on seeing either an email or a signed counter offer from the seller.....that never went well, my clients never did the signed counter offer, but one sent an email telling them I was doing exactly what they wanted, and don’t bother them again.When and if you come to an agreement, then modify your offer accordingly, sign and submit.

I've seen some that will "modify" into a permanent financed type of loan but the rate will be SIGNIFICANTLY higher than a standard mortgage. 

Should I wait for all the comps to submit offers or modify the list price to where my numbers work (per the webinar) and then immediately submit the offer.Any assistance or wisdom is greatly appreciated!

If you own fewer than four rentals and you don’t use a broker or agent to rent your property you don’t have to adhere to the fair housing act.You aren’t  required to modify the property at your expense to accommodate the disabled Tenant.

The contract I provided originally had the language and the seller’s attorney modified it.

The tenant pays you rent but leases are generally gross or modified gross.More medical growth now is really going into more small retail centers at the street level.

AND after a certain amount of time that HELOC will modify into something else with an even higher rate. 

If she’s aware of the 60 day lease termination right and you think that scares her, consider throwing her a bone and modifying that before the sale.

The 10 year maturity date is where the LOC will modify into a different product all together.

Of course, structures can often  - but not always - be modified, as necessary.