We'll have to wait and see.I'd love your opinion on the whole thing, I'm disappointed I didn't get a chance to meet you at @J Martin's meet up a few weeks ago, but am very impressed by your resume after reading your post on making $2 million in the bay areaInflation Adjusted Income SourceMedian Sales Price Source

@Cory Jones The appraisers should take into account the condition of your home(s) relative to others that have sold recently and adjust accordingly.

Needless to say, it would be adjusted accordingly.Question 1: In your experience, do you know if a bank would consider past checks as proof of additional income even if no taxes were filed?

When factoring in the total costs on my end, that is an adjusted offer of <Sum> for your property.My phone number is:<Phone>I have attached a purchase contract to demonstrate my eagerness to get this deal done and money in your hands.

So find a deal at 8% cap, then try and have the seller adjust their price for needed repairs to get you a better return, then replace the items when you need, or feel like it.

To have an offer accepted, one may need to adjust their Desired Profit; however, it should not be below $20,000, or what one feels is acceptable.

We can also adjust interest rate upwards to cover closing costs, but basis points are tied exactly to loan amount, meaning it is not viable at all for smaller loan amounts.

is the seller making a price adjustment based upon repairs?

If I needed to make room for a deal to work, so that everyone could be happy, could I just push it back to 8% of the miscellaneous cost or should I just stick with 10%?

Still waiting to hear from insurance and claims adjuster for rest of repair costs and what the next steps will be.