They surely aren't going to discount it for a fast sale to you so outside of that non reality, I can't see why you'd want to.

A history of transactions should get you a discount when signing a Listing Agreement if you ever sell the property.

Buy at a 10-20% discount, so my purchase price would be $74-90K (20% down payment).

I can understand if it can really add value but I have never heard renters say man the place was great but that flat roof I just can't rent there or I need a rent discount for flat roofs.

At that point agents only show when they think it's a deal and then the offers are often discounted as well.

We very rarely shop around or go anywhere else since this monster chain actually has great discounts for us due to volume.Cheers to your success!

Also since Texas is appreciating in values most homes are not underwater so banks will take them to foreclosure since it would not make sense to sell at a discount when there is equity.

However, this is assuming I am able to get my offer accepted which of course I will not be offering the list price, but at a minimum 10% discount depending on the condition of the units which I want to see before I buy of course.

This give you the option to pick it up at a discounted rate where the #'s make sense.

The opportunity might be that you could payoff the note with a discount, but ask your CPA about forgiveness of debt and much of that can be avoided getting a note buyer involved.