My question is: Should we attempt to renegotiate the price based on this new information?

@Theo Seng, "real estate investing" has no set definition, so everyone is answering based on various personal paradigms and assumptions.Like others said, is it possible?

I can explain more on the phone if you would like to talk about this market!

I’m in the PAYE repayment program where your payment is based on your income.

Higher cash flow usually comes from properties that require more "hands-on" management due to the condition, location, and tenant base.

Based on my calculations it seems a bit overpriced.

Analyzing 1 year of data from: 2014-12-20 - 2015-12-20Total Properties Sold: 4887Properties Sold to Plaintiff (back to bank): 3155Properties Sold Third Party (real people): 1147Properties Sold Unknown type: 585Percentage of properties sold to third party: 23.5%Based on the analysis of the properties that were sold to third parties it is also possible to see how much the properties were sold for compared to their market value or some other trait.

Too many facts and each company will be different based on size of project, single family or multi family, single property or multiple properties, etc.

If it is simply the house and the tenant pays all the utilities, I personally would not charge more because you are renting them the house-not based on how many people are living there. 

I have a phone number (nothing turns up when I use reverse phone look up obviously) and they all use an outlook email.