Hey Kyle, Travis Wylie just asked in identical question on the FB Central PA RE Investors group...and he is getting some responses and  feedback there.... are you in that group?

But if he's selling one of 50 identical properties in a development, you just might be in the driver's seat.Your offer should be high enough that the seller responds with a counter offer instead of a $%*# you.Put yourself in the seller's shoes. 

Last but not least signing contracts with no ability and intention to close is called fraud by the inducement.

Some folks simply don’t trust banks or had divorces or fraud so they prefer cash money orders or other forms of transfer

@Nina Grayson sounds like mortgage fraud to me.

The idea that anyone in real estate paid coaching is a "guru fraud" is outdated.

Maybe which units needs more repairs (I would focus on that one first) or I guess if the units are not identical I would choose which one I liked better.

It's basically mortgage fraud, so I would avoid that scenario completely.  

That’s approximately a $1530 savings for your employer per employee assuming you are earning an identical income to my own.

There was an almost identical small complex off of Beech st (three fourplexes) that sold about a month later.