You can check with local property managers if you have any relationships and often they can give you ball park numbers for other variables you can't get hard numbers on.

I think that $168 is just a low ball and things really become clear like a an hour before dead line. 

I have reached out to many other contractors to get more than one bid, and no one has given me an actual bid, but a few have ball parked it and said it's either too big of a job, or they can't get close to the price I want to pay.  

However it seems like a totally different ball game.

It's a bit of a low-ball offer, but after 200 days on the market, nothing should be viewed as "offensive."

No one has a crystal ball but I can share with some data.

The selling agent dropped the ball on this one.

There are several things you can do to get the ball rolling.

Hi @Erica J.Google Voice is greatWebsite isn't necessary when starting out - internet marketing is quite expensive and usually takes a lot of time to get the ball rolling on this.

The check was made out tho the property management company on a property you no longer have any ownership in They seemed to have dropped the ball .