Would imagine further in would be more reasonable .

Imagine the offer is for $170K and you bought it in 2015 for $150K, put $20K down and have a mortgage for $130K and the current balance is $110K. 

It certainly seems in my market in Illinois that people are paying up for properties to a point that I can't imagine that they have much profit to speak of based on the comps in the area, especially after you factor in the short term capital gains they are going to pay on that profit.

Since I'm still new to RE, I imagine the Sharks would be more frustrating to talk about, although I am excited for the draft on Friday.

Once you have that experience though, you would have to imagine it would be an easier sell when soliciting your services.  

So as much as this is about investing, its also about trying to imagine where I want to be in 15 years, and what I want my life to look like.

I think I will take my $30k and buy a few rental properties.I imagine there is a reason they call it Fortune Builders.

I imagine mostly urban markets for this kind of thing.

I imagine many newbies do this and get turned down by buyers because the numbers don't work.

We're in a strong sellers market out here and I can't imagine accepting anything that was 70% of ARV.