@Armani Emon, from the prior two posts, which are both totally accurate, this is one reason consulting with an experienced real estate professional can be very beneficial, especially when starting out.Standard appraisal practice is to find the most recent sales, in the small radius of your subject, then start adjusting for beds/baths/size/finish quality/land/etc.  

This property was a great stepping stone into becoming a landlord, as I occupied it for 3 years prior to renting it.

I'd like to consider these ideas prior to making an offer.

If I did want to keep them as month-to-month would a new lease be required since the old lease is technically with the prior owner? 

we did most of the work ourselves. did hire out someone to install the flooring throughout the house and paint everything. posted the house to facebook prior to zillow, and got immediate interest. had signed lease days after orignally posting the house as available.

@Jerry Lewandowski Like Steven, I prefer to have the bid put together prior to the offer. 

@Davide FormicaYou know, that’s the reason I treat a prior eviction so harshly.

Here is the link to the original post if you want to go back and read it, but I will provide a quick summary if you don’t want to read through the whole thing.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/677478-would-you-take-a-tenant-with-a-prior-evictionA tenant applied to one of our properties and she had an eviction on her record from 6.5 years ago.

They said they will send to another group from increase, but I keep receiving emails about accepting the prior offer, which I of course don't want to do.  

Below are my notes from a webinar today given by Dr. Scott Gottlieb, former head of the FDA, to companies in the NYSE.

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