Go Green Plumbing was excellent--they fixed some minor plumbing issues and gave me great advice for maintaining the place. 5 star service.Alcova Mortgage was great, very professional, on the ball, and great customer service.

Go Green Plumbing was excellent--they fixed some minor plumbing issues and gave me great advice for maintaining the place. 5 star service.Alcova Mortgage was great, very professional, on the ball, and great customer service.

A seller is more likely to take a low-ball cash offer because it reduces their risk of financing falling through in the 11th hour.

A 2 year lease agreement and an Option to Buy that expires in 2 years.When Person C decides to exercise their right to purchase from Person B at the end of 2 years..You do what's called a double closingPerson B buys from Person APerson B Sales to Person C hopefully for more than what he bought from Person A, thus pocketing a profit.

Too many factors, get a couple electricians to look at it to give you a ball park idea.

The examples above are rather necessary but there are times when they aren't and the owner can exercise their discretion. 

If you still don’t know after this exercise i would advise against finishing it.

It was never done so the listing broker paid the inspector to de-winterize it and then re-winterize it after he had completed his inspection (to keep the ball rolling and met the close date).Well then the company that works for the asset manager came out and de-winterized it.

I've been taught to either offer the price they want with the terms I want or ask for the price I want with the terms they want...I personally start the ball rolling by making an offer where I ask for seller financing.

Say the tenant/buyer decides to exercise their option and buy.