I will have to spend some time to digest that.

But if they don't, then you get a rent raise without having to rehab that unit (yet).I would at least wait a month until after closing and you've introduced yourself, before raising any rents, and then I'd give each unit you raise rents on, a couple of months to "digest" the rent increase before you move onto the next unit.

It covered all the basics and was easy to read and digest.

That's a lot to digest. 

I still don't like it very much and I'd rather be on the (much more practical and digestible) Bigger Pockets website, listening to podcasts, or drawing a picture.

I have read and digested the ultimate beginners guide many times over lol.

@David Fisher, The book "Paper Profits" by Josh Andrews is well written and easy to digest.

Lots to digest here and I hope you do not take it personally as your narrative is not accurate:I will take them in order:The Broker has the NAID #-You did not say whether you were purchasing as an investor or as an owner occupant so I am going to assume investor and I can correct later if not-Listing agent has NO idea how many bids are placed nor the amount of the bids until one is accepted-Offers are NOT accepted by the agent nor processed by them. 

Lots to digest.

Thanks for the feedback guys, much appreciated, will digest and take action.