Set your "default bid" distributed throughout the keywords rather than exhaust your budget for more expensive keywords.

I would probably let them know now so that can at least be mentally and logistically prepared vs just a month before hand.

And it sucks, it takes a toll on your mental health living with someone who is trying to take advantage of you. 

If they are interested, they will ask YOU to tell them more.Speak of the time demands of the medical industry, the long hours, the physical and mental demands and tie it to the joys of passive investing.

It's really just a mental security blanket for more passive investors imho.

You know, I blame this mentality on these books and podcasts that boast about buying real estate with no money down on your own. 

One of his "mental criteria" is that he wants tenants who have 1-3 dogs. 

I haven't seen my Uncle in years but if he hasn't changed he's got quite the pack rat mentality so this condo will probably be perfect for an investor with a cash offer if they want to solve his problems.

I decided that my mental health is not worth me working this job that I absolutely hate.Plan of attack is to find a W2 in the real estate industry then learn and save aggressively for my first flip/rental/live-in-flip/wholesale.

I don't want to exhaust all of my capital, I currently have $35K on hand, $15K LOC, $80K Equity & $100K in my 401K, I also have an 800+ credit score, My question is, once a serious seller responds to my marketing strategy I've previously mentioned, what is the best strategy to purchase this deal?