OK..well, of course they can't get financed for more than the appraised value...and now the lenders order the appraisal from a pool kind of like VA has done for years, so the loan officer doesn't have any control on who does the appraisal...You want them to buy, and they want to buy, so you don't want to be blunt and tell them too bad so sad.I don't know the market in the area, assuming Colorado Springs, but I assume you have an idea of the value of the property.

My point about the inventory just goes to the general supply/demand.

The listing agent almost always tries to get me to sign up with them to receive MLS listings from their office via email.

And I'd also talk to a good mortgage broker or loan officer to get a definitive answer.

Do you expect a over-supply of rental which will bring down the rental price3.

All you need is their name, I'm guessing you don't really need their office space, it can all be done remotely.

.- signed sales agreement on 10,000SF office building.

I used to do these for fun years ago and soon remembered (after posting this) that my primary way of tracking one down is to visit my friendly neighborhood county recorder's office and search for loans by the same lender (HSB) and see who canceled/discharged them.

I have those framed and hung on my wall in my office.

Your mortgage will remain constant but taxes and insurance increase and labor rates, materials and supplies will probably double.