Oh Rich, you are opening a ball of worms here!

Put in an offer based on comparable properties and you MAY have a chance at having your offer accepted, unless the owners reject it.YOu can absolutely put an offer in, but you shouldn't low ball it.

I did my monthly income off a low ball of 1000.

They low ball the organization cost in the hope that they make money on incidental fees such as agent for service.

Here it is for you, I thought it would be interesting to hear what you first thought was, honestly:Q: An Option once exercised is considered:1: Unilateral executed2: Bilateral executory3: Unilateral executory4: Bilateral executedThere is 1 single answer so none of that 'depends' stuff.

Sunil if its been listed for 6+ months and had two offers that didnt close, you maybe in luck.I would low ball like a mofo.

By issuing a ball park number upfront will turn them off and you can expect hang-ups.

I re-read Lonnie's book and I realized that I probably got discouraged to quickly and I dropped the ball too early.

I am eager to get the ball rolling!

Suggest trying low-ball offer, if its not too late.