I am starting a career in real estate here in Texas. I am originally from New Mexico with a background in auto sales. I will be starting with New Western Acquisitions after the new year, and I look forward to getting ...

Hypothetically it may make it more difficult to bargain, but it could also strengthen the position of a low ball offer. 

Call them out on a few things every once in a while make them prove to you they are on the ball. 

And the last buyer an agent wants to work with is someone who just wants to bomb listings with low-ball, not-a-chance-in-h*ll offers.If you want to buy distressed properties from motivated sellers at steep discounts which allow for a profit to be made, you pretty much have to go off market.  

I'd view Korea as being a completely a completely different chapter in your investing rather than any kind of progression....as investing here will be a whole new ball game.

I'm certainly no expert but will get the ball rolling.

is to any other Buyer you can find.From what you wrote, they SEEM to still want the deal, so the ball is very much in your court.

@Richard Ball the properties are in Grand Rapids. 

Again we do face the risk in the future that the tenants don't exercise their option to purchase, and we put it back on the market to sell.Our intention in this situation is not to hold this property long term and continue to lease. 

If the tenant walks away without exercising the option, you keep the money.