@Quiche LynnI think your confusing the term noteThe note is a promissory note - meaning the document that she signed stating she will pay this person this much money.What it sounds like is she wants to send a settlement offer to try and renegotiate the deal?

A cool thing to offer though is if a tenant in a multi-offers to cut the grass instead of a vendor and just allowing them a credit per grass cut. 

A lot of lenders should be able to do this, but local banks who only offer conventional financing usually cannot do this.

On top of that, a growing job market may offer some rosier prospects for more sales.Existing-home sales dropped 4.3% in March compared to the previous month and are nearly 4% lower than a year ago, the National Association of REALTORS® reported Thursday.

Hi Travis, I would like to connect with you and see if maybe you can offer me some advice.

In the realm of real estate investments, the short-term rental loophole offers a unique opportunity, subject, however, to certain rules and regulations.

They offer free webinars pretty regularly so I recommend you check it out. https://www.baselane.com/

What are your thoughts on buying with cash to be competitive with the offer in a multiple offer scenario and then finance the property immediately after closing to get the cash back?

How do I go about determining what to offer and what figure is fair?

The key is knowing what type of traveler is looking for the type of property you're offering in the location you're in.