I'm curious, have you noticed any differences between your millennial tenants compared to the rest of your tenants?

I'm on the broker side now and when I compare to the big box banks/lenders the difference in rate is mind boggling.Also, I wouldn't recommend just going with the cheapest lender you can find.

People in the Midwest are extremely friendly, especially when compared to the coastal cities (I've lived on the coasts as well).

What is the sales price on comparables?

The only way I've figured to estimate, is to take the approx market appreciation % from Jan 2017 to now, apply to these comps, and compare.

I am considering once I have all the other facts offering the bank a low ball offer contingent on working a deal out with the prior owner. 

Information needs to include; taxes, county assement, mortgage infor, comparatives, owners, transaction history, mls info, property info, house info, market trends for that area.

It is worth no more than any comparable size piece of land in the area.

If the answer to #1 is yes, then you have to decide how that compares to all other leisure ways you can spend money - because all money, eventually, is/will be/should be spent on something.

A partnership where one person has the drive and is willing to do all the work, and the other just wants their money to be invested in RE and receive a nice return compared to other forms of investing.