(I looked up what he bought the properties for on Zillow.)To fill out the lead card on my website it asks for the seller to enter an "asking price".

If it was between me and an adult fighting it out for their house, the adult would win every time. 

i am looking at a commercial building asking price 1.5million, 15 units 13 are occupied.rent roll is 171k when fully occupied, presently its 131k expense are 60kthe seller is not motivated, so how do I structure the deal so we both win. 

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It seems that, if you just don't want your name on the lease/checks, registering a DBA is by far the easiest (and cheapest) option - plus you can order checks, take out a credit card, etc., etc., etc. under that name if you have an account at a bank with the DBA.

a biz card?

Make sure you set it up correctly and use it to obtain vendor lines for rehabbing, cash lines and business credit cards.  

I think any good inspector might do the trick, but if you can find someone familiar with the state green card inspections--that would be awesome (assuming your multifamily is more than 3 units).  

After a winning bid, how much higher, usually, does the backup offer start?

but what I've learn so far from reading all the blogs and post is to not let fear win!!