It might be a step back in the short term but you should be able to grow and really push your ball down the hill. 

If you are capable of this exercise, then participating in syndicated private placements may be a good option for you.

Hi everyone, I am working getting the ball rolling to build single and semi detached homes.

The idea behind this entire exercise is based on @David Greene book on BRRRR trying to get good at deal analysis by doing A LOT of them.

Guessing what the bank may bid is a fruitless exercise.

Or is this whole thing just a think out loud exercise to try to give you ideas for high return low risk investments?

This helps owners to feel like the manager is on the ball and will take care of things before they become problems.

I want to increase my chances of success as much as I can without insulting anyone with a low ball.

Like others have said, nobody has a crystal ball.

yes, I hear there are homes going off market and in general, since a very low offer price is going to lead to a lot of low ball offers, I suspect the asking prices are more in line with what sellers actually want.a couple other things I'm watching:-this is typically the time of year that a lot of houses are listed, and in many neighborhoods, you see listings staggered (so only a few at a time) - that's all out the window if we have a shelter in place through May - there will just be a lot of supply on the market at one time-a lot of homes (we hear) were being fixed up before they were listed.