If you were you seller would to you consider that a low ball offer?

I do not bellieve in the shot gun low ball offers in hopes that some stuff sticks and walk away from my other offers making excuses during the grace period/inspection windows.

If you are doing 40,000 commission deals per transaction then you simply can't work on submitting 30 low ball offers for an investor to make 1,000.It's not the best use of your time.As a broker/agent you want to leverage yourself and work your way up into the larger deals.The small deals are okay as filler between the larger deals but you can't put too much time into them to detract from your larger deals.If they are time consuming and low pay then do not take them or refer out and take a referral fee.

The $18,000 is a low ball because as you know we receive an inflation increase on BAH every January which is between 2%-4%.

They aren't busy-bodies.2) The HOA manager is on the ball by enforcing the bylaws and CC&Rs.I hate the fact that your RE agent didn't properly inform you.

I hit 250 golf balls on driving range yesterday in 7K ft elevation.

I can't do it all for them and there's a point they must take the ball and run with it.To Your Success!

If it's yours, sure, you have to and would want to take action.I am sending you a PM, too.Regarding the other two properties: You are creating quite a spectrum there, from "just rescued from the wrecking ball" to "didn't quite make it into Washington Highlands".

My ball park estimate is $37,562.59!

Throw a curve ball at you guys, another condo just came on the market 3BR, 3BA in a better area where rentals right next to the complex are going for:1300 - 1BR, 1BA1500 - 2BR,2BAThink I could get 2000/mo for the 3BR, 3BA?