Based on the info below what should my next step be.ARV: 210Asking:155kOffered: 90kHe told me to go to hell,but he'll take 150k (Lol I think there's still hope)The property is a 5bed/3bath move in ready house beautiful. 2,818 living space. 

Your challenge is even harder because you're dealing with an agent (or two) in a hot market where there are many cash buyers, The beauty of an installment sale is the incredible flexibility that it offers, both for seller(s), including heirs/beneficiaries with different share percentages and agendas. 

The home is gorgeous, and truly is a beautiful home.The problem is that this home has a really good management/rental Company, and the location and quality of the home has it constantly rented.The owner doesn't want us bothering his renters, which is understandable, we do have a virtual tour and lots of photos on the listing, but when someone is looking at spending $ 200K for a house, they want to see and touch what they are buying.We are looking for suggestions on how you other Realtors have dealt with this situation in the past.Thank you,John RogersFlorida Trust Realty.com, LLC

We currently own a "luxury" condo in beautiful San Diego, but we are looking to start and then build a SFH and MFH portfolio in Louisville, KY, which is where my wife is from.

Welcome @Drew Cameron from the beautiful sunny and "tropical" Gilbert, Arizona!

All is well.Along comes a beautiful two family home for sale, as well as my questions.

Currently, we have a right to use deed in a resort that provides cabins as well as rooms in a lodge at the resort.It's located int the Smoky mountains in an absolutely beautiful area in NC. 

I enjoy the shade, the beauty, and privacy which I believe someone else would also find attractive whether I decide to rent or sale in the future. 

You lead a beautiful rewarding life.

I pointed out to the tenants that if they didn't want to be bothered by a whole bunch of showings for weeks or months, then they might consider making the place look clean and beautiful.