Considering seller has no tax returns to show he may struggle to sell based off what he claims.

Only you can determine what level of stress, leverage, and struggle is the right amount. 

Currently property management has it listed at $1450 and still struggling to get a renter in even during the summer season.

Most so called wholesalers don't spend the money on marketing and so they struggle to find deals.

With the higher inventory we are seeing and the rates staying where they are, I think it's a solid time for a buyer to get a deal from a seller that is struggling to get their pricepoint due to too much listing competition and high buyer skepticism. 

I struggled with pricing the rent because my house is furnished and newly renovated with all new appliances, but it's shared space.Since this is the first time we are experimenting renting by rooms, we are not familiar with the market.

The Business Operator sees it as a problem, struggle, danger, trouble. 

I understand brokers are heavily relationship-based so that is probably why I am struggling to find deals that cash flow.

If tenants struggle to afford food, they'll likely struggle to pay rent.

:)Jason I think you will struggle to keep your clients happy.