Quote from @Jim Doyle: Ask.It is very common to offer a price, then negotiate repairs or price reduction based on what you discover during the inspection phase.

In some cases you could have low DTI but in the lenders risk pool you are a high risk to offer another LOC/Heloc.

@Dianne ForwoodRead the contractRead the offering circularWhat do you think takes precedence - what they submitted to the SEC or what’s on a website?

We were interested in the Mount Zion Blvd deal in Ellenwood, GA, due to several key factors: Profit Potential: The property offered a clear profit margin, with a purchase price of $165,000 and a sale price of $234,900.

Someone recently told me about an offer from Ally that was around 2.4%.

For the course I'm looking into, they not only present some educational materials, but AFAIK also offer their resources in each market (i.e. lenders, PMs, inspectors, etc..).

Then, after one or two trips into town you can use your agent to make offers on your behalf. 

Network with friends, family, and colleagues and offer incentives like reduced rent or utilities to attract more applicants.

Know you skills and what you can offer them. 

Home Depot's offerings seem tempting since I can view the price online, which has been an issue with hot tub specific stores in the Smokies.Context:  I'm looking to add a 4-5 person hot tub to my STR near Pigeon Forge.