I'm curious what the biggerpockets community here thinks of quirky properties like this one: youtu.be/KnGzTe-CaYQ (video tour captured by GC)Quirks & problems include (but not limited to):-exposed (and unsightly) piping (can't be to code, right?)

If it doesn't appraise, you could always come down on the price if you so choose.

Seller can choose to look at, ignore, respond to, counter or accept any offer he wants at any time (though there are procedural items his agent should take care of when counter-offering more than one offer at a time).Seller doesn't have any responsibility to look at, respond, counter or accept your offer for any reason.

I think to get an interior BPO spending 100 to 200 or so with pics and even a video maybe would be worth it before flying out.I hope this investment does not represent most of the cash you had to purchase a property.

It would be interesting if workplaces offered a way to invest in real estate deals or trust deeds/syndication deals how many people would choose that type investment over investing in the S&P500 for example.Of course people can use their funds to invest via a self directed IRA , but this is a bit more complicated and of course nobody will tell you about this at your job.

Hello Amie, I love being able to choose my own schedule - though I work way too much.

If you do decide to go with a mentor/coach then I would choose one that knows the local market.

A word of advice, watch your closing statement and loan documents to make sure that after choosing one of these options the lender does not still try to get you to pay PMI.

You may choose to think that we are all a bunch of yahoos with condescending attitudes, but so far, most of us yahoos disagree with you, and agree with Don Konipol and Will Barnard.

After that experience, I have started making video tours of my places as they turn over for placement on You tube, so my prospects will have a better idea of how the houses look.