My intention was never to ask for guidance from anyone without putting efforts myself first.

hi frank, based on conversations with my mentor,  it's good to put something down to show intent even if its only $10.

Intentionally offering more than what works with the intention of shutting out competition only to turn around and try to beat the seller down is not going to fly as a long term strategy.  

My husband attended his first auction, just to see what it's about, with no intention of bidding.

Company may have also gone by the name Startup.co  (intentionally leaving off the 'm').

But if your intent is to sell the property sooner than later, remember that income property is based on revenue.

I have no intention of moving.

I suggest you make sure what his intentions and reasons are and if he did a good job in actually installing them.

At the same time my intentions are long term.

I found a seller with a beautiful 75-year old home that needs a lot of work.He and his wife bought the property in March with intent of rehabbing it for themselves.Rehab estimates that they received were over $100k; they ended up buying another home.ARV = $250Mortgage = $210I would like to make a reasonable offer for consideration.He says his monthly mortgage is $620.