It's a frequent occurrence on BP that a ball gets dropped and the owner pays a hefty price. 

Maybe spit ball with you a business plan?

I have someone who is interested luckily, but I don’t want to low ball them.

We have a good split of skills (him: financial, acquisitions, me: project management, general handiness), and we have the opportunity to work with a coach that we've researched and feel good about, which would include some joint ventures...and the accountability and focus of working with a coach seems like the only way we'd get the ball rolling given that we both work forty hours and are really stretched with our kids. 

There's a fine line between a strategic negotiation and a low balling used car salesman. 

Does anyone happen to have a ball park idea of what those extra features would be valued at?!

At least the guy had the balls to make a decision and follow through on it in an effort to feed his family.

Also, the bank can exercise the Due on Sale clause and can make you pay the full amount immediately.

I haven't decided what I'll do with the property I'm remodeling but you have to get the ball rolling.

I've actually helped most of these folks set up their investment accounts, so I've seen all of their financial info.The worst is when the agent they selected completely drops the ball on something, and I have to hear about it.