I doubt you'll find many people here who will encourage insurance fraud on a public forum.

Which leads me to continually evaluate my 'profits', which often don't seem commensurate with the risks.As for so-called 'low ball' offers more RE investors should make them: let's encourage distressed sellers to more fully understand that this is a BUYERS MARKET, and that we truly don't care if they take our money or not.

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Later, I learned accounting and met other in construction and real estate that further sparked my interest.I can't really say that what Donald Trump, Bill Gates or others like them ever did made any meaningful impact in my life.

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My wife encouraged me to try again and I passed the second time.

I don't think it is a stretch to say that housing policies in some states encouraged people to think of their houses like ATM machines.

@Jimmy & @Jack - Thank you guys both for your insight and words of encouragement.

Before I entertain making an offer, I wonder is there a legal strategy to employ to encourage the tenants to move?