If you attend my free seminar and sign up for the $25k gold level program I can give you this answer.

It looks like they just lowered the price from $160k on 6/24 so they might hold close to that number for awhile but definitely offer what works from your numbers.If the basement is included in the square feet which the listing does not indicate the appraisal will most like value that square feet lower than the upper levels

You're right Corey, this is a shame on all levels.

Some level of roofing, a couple of windows, doors, possible central AC, and some other odds and ends.

And that is a great point to start from a realistic rent amount and work backwards to set my upper limit for an offer.

Jason Brooks The RE agent you are using is going to give you her purchase agreement ( state approved contracts ) with all kinds of addendum's stating you cant assign this property, you are buying "as is" if you're looking at a fixer upper...

Don't ask me about my eyesight or energy level.

Our tenants have been high enough due to the level of house that they have alot to lose.

Instead of looking at the rich upper class to give more than they already do, can we step back and ask ourselves, "am I giving at least as much as they are".

Total numbers are being thrown around, but as Tom Goans stated alluded to before, what ranks/seniority levels will be targeted and by how much.