But they are open to offers on the whole lot (thus providing even more equity).

Without knowing if the property needs any work among some other details, it's impossible to offer you the feedback you are asking for.

@Lincoln Wu start with identifying the type of syndication you want to offer.

Family's and friends typically like the separation you would be able to offer.

If you want to chat further, I'm glad to offer you any assistance that I can.

Just delete or ignore those ones.You can also ask the other realtors you’re interviewing for contractors and tell them it’s part of your interview for them to deliver you a contractor to offer a reasonable bid in less than 24-48 hours.

Keep working the numbers until they're where you want them to be and at that point you have what you need to offer.

The problem with saying something is that that client may have a big interest in your house "I'm going to offer over asking" and you (or me) just went to them asking for $50.

“A property is worth what someone is willing to pay for it”If you can secure seller financing, would it make sense to offer a higher purchase price in exchange for zero percent interest?

I've talked this over with my partners and the suggestion was to offer $650K with 20% down(130,000), or 15% down (97,500).