. 😂 Maybe you could be priced 5% under fair market.   10% you leaving too much on the table. 

I'm considering supplying them with my inspection report where the inspector noted several components in either "Fair" or "Poor" condition. 

I feel like if I perfect the strategy for showing units and communicating with potential tenants it will save me so much time and many many drives out to each property - and most importantly, cut down on vacancy.

We have been in communication with the tenants and contacted 311. 

It was purchased 13 years ago for $55k.My sibling thinks it is not fair that I am receiving more.

I am looking for PM who is quick in communication and diligent in making sure to take steps required to get property rented. 

I need to move fairly quick as I don't know the status of this home.

The way I see it, I will be making an investment loan payment of some type, so I wish I can just roll it all into one, with a fair interest rate.

They are local and based out of Fair Oaks, CA.

If you had to supplement the unit to the extent of $250/month (I would consider this fairly low suppplement for a 95% LTV) you have $3K out of pocket above incoming