I only had limited information to offer because I had only compared the list prices to the comps.

My goal is to obtain a list of options to offer that accounts for most all "motivators" and "heartburns" that would help convince homeowners to move on.

I don't feel the asking price is bad but would like to offer what I can afford now and to save a few bucks.I will be able to afford the regular expected fees that I'm aware of like Title, closing, insurance, and my attorney.

The kitchen will need new laminate counter tops, cabinets resurfaced, and appliances (stove/oven, and dishwasher).The property is listed for 70k and I would like to offer somewhere in the neighborhood of 50k.

It can't hurt buy I'm guessing you are going to have to offer the property at a discount in order to get a rent to own tenant vs just selling the property.

For example you would like to offer them $?

Do you have any advice on how exactly you build these friendships without having anything to offer from the start?

Whats the best way to proceed when a listing agent is delaying responding to an offer, waiting for other prospects to submit. I feel she wants to see if another, higher offers will be presented and I'm trying to figur...

I am looking for some buyers in the Grand Rapids area but would like to know more of what you have to offer.

If you are going to offer 200K for a 240K asking price, don't send a pre-approval letter for 280K.