For this scenario, let's say the home we currently live in is worth $240k, the current warehouse rental is worth $350k, and the upcoming warehouse will be worth $300k.The new home price would be somewhere around $400k so I would like to have around $100k to use towards a deposit, and then once we get in, then we sell our current home and take that $240k and put it towards the new home (probably as a refinance to get the best rate/payment).I currently don't have a loan on the current warehouse mainly because I wasn't sure of any loan programs that I would qualify for at the time I bought it.

My main goal is as followed  House hack live in one unit rent freeMake $1k net per monthHave 30k-40 equity after rehabbing the property2-4 unit propertywhat I have as my financial outlook is as follows177k-182k2k debtcredit score 775I have year w2 with business income shownI (CARE ONLY ABOUT CASH FLOW I DO NOT CARE ABOUT APPRECIATION), and for that reason want to find a 3 unit place, I do not want to go to Newark and I am from Paterson NJ which I don’t mind hands on.

My main goal is as followedHouse hack live in one unit rent freeMake $1k net per monthHave 30k-40 equity after rehabbing the property2-4 unit propertywhat I have as my financial outlook is as follows177k-182k2k debtcredit score 775I have year w2 with business income shownI (CARE ONLY ABOUT CASH FLOW I DO NOT CARE ABOUT APPRECIATION), and for that reason want to find a 3 unit place, I do not want to go to Newark and I am from Paterson NJ which I don’t mind hands on.

Needless to say, I don't spend time with ppl less experienced than me, wanting to mainly see what they can get out of the interaction. 

I cover the electricity (it's a 498sqft studio), and include parking, and the price becomes that much more attractive. 

https://ira123.com/ contact @brian @Brian Eastman he is the main guy on BP that sets these up. undefined

Anything else I can do to make my offer more attractive while still offering below the asking price?

I was initially thinking, if this is a complete gut job, everything will be essentially be brand new and i maybe able to attract decent tenants.

Since then, the idea of real estate investing really attracted me.

I'd be looking at $10k to replace all the windows and patio doors, or nearly $15k if I keep the arch design.The other alternative is of course to simply not replacing the windows, unfortunately one of the main selling points of the house are the views and the ugly aluminum windows get in the way of that.The property itself is one of the largest in the neighborhood(3500 sqft), the closest comp is considerably smaller(2800 sqft) and not freshly renovated sold for nearly $1m last year.