I have sellers that will get upset about an offer and then refuse to negotiate with that buyer even if it costs them more in the long run.

I'm currently working with Keller Williams in the Studio City office and focusing on the San Fernando Valley areas and out through East LA.I am very interested in working buyers/sellers/investors interested or working in Mid Century and Modern homes and here to help ALL investors as an investor myself.

I was thinking (insert name)home buyers or (insert name) Home buyers and realty.

We bought our first flip house at a live auction from Williams & Williams, I was the only person there but bidding against 4 other online buyers, the auctioneer took bids in an earpiece then announced them and looked at me to indicate it was my turn to bid.

@Kyle Pockat The reality is that if buyers are willing to "overpay", they're probably not overpaying at all. 

The photos on the listing is what gets your buyer in the door. 

However, I see rather strong interest from out of town buyers because the cost to enter the market here is so low.

Yes I understand that at end of day it'll still need to rely on buyer due dilligence to verify and it's a risk management decision, but tax return filing does carry more weight than seller's income/expense statement in my mind. 

Doesn't it make sense to go with them rather than waiting on the market for a retail buyer?

Maybe even a gut rehab.Are there tenant buyers who would fix then flip a property that is distressed?