It's good that the upset value is lower than the ARV, but you have to remember when there is default the bank is in charge.

If you are upset at the tenant, yes, you are being a jerk.  

People who have been currently making money for the new upcoming area are local contractors, downtown condos owners and downtown housing owners, downtown airbnb owners, local colleges ( MATC & Marquette ),  downtown businesses, big money downtown developers ( generation upon generation investors ).Amazon 2nd headquarter would be best served within Milwaukee county.Example ~ Football competition Packer versus Seattle revenue generated.We are up 1 and only need two more possible outcomes over the next year.( Playoff victory and being pick as 2nd headquarter for Amazon )

It can be very upsetting constantly going behind someone fixing their sloppy work.

Ironically the one inquiry was upset I wasn’t charging a damage deposit which I manually applied. 

Quote from @Thomas O'Donnell: that same group I’ve tried to help before or give some learning recommendations like books and stuff, but they always joke about real estate and that it’s unattainable and kindve treat it as a joke which honestly can upset me sometimes....

@Travis Washington - offering $7k less doesn't sound that ridiculous [to me].I don't think the seller would be too upset.  

You also should have audited financials done (which will cost $10-$15k so a $450k fund makes little sense)Can you get away with not doing this, yes but if it goes bad and someone gets upset and files with the state regulator you will basically go bankrupt with the fines (and potential prison time).Lastly you have to file a form d with the sec BEFORE raising money and you also have to file each time you have a new investor in that state.My recommendation is get an attorney like yesterday.  

I still have 10 days to submit an upset bid? 

Makes me upset because I hate it when contractors do stuff like that...