If this one does the same at a price in the middle of your initial offer and the counter, I would counter back to the middle - $16,250 - and see what happens.  

They have people steeling tires off the cars, gunshots in the middle of the night, but SW ATL gets the crime badge.  

There is a persistent segment of the population that is going from middle class to upper middle class (if you will), and that is driving the bulk of gentrification in places like the Bay Area, costal CA , Hawaii, NYC, etc.

Once it's ready list it and get it sold as quickly as possible.I think the model you're talking about is a double close, where you act as the middle man essentially.

Hi- I’m in the middle of negotiating a 3- family home that never had a green card.

In the second scenario, you typically get two or three appraisals and average them or take the middle one and that's the buyout price. 

if you do they are on the clock and by the hour.. each market different.. in Portland were we are middle of road attorney is 300 to 400 an hour.. its not like closing attorneys that work on a set fee and will look at your docs etc.. 

just a guru tactic for those with no money to make what amounts to broker fees.the risk to you.. if you have no clue who they put in.if you want to sell on LO in Texas which i think in Texas is either highly regulated or its illegal but guru's would not care about legality becasue in some states its legal.Any way just have this wholesaler middle man refer the clients direct to you and offer to pay them a finders fee.. and you take control you set the price you set the rent and you do all the credit checks etc to see if you want to put a credit challenged person in your home.. and keep in mind the success of LO with those with poor credit is VERY LOW  just a glorified renter is all it is..

Perhaps we can must meet in the middle and do just the table top and refinish the rest.  

You can negotiate for yourself, no middle person2.