One strategy I like to do is build in seller credits into my offers so the loan covers the closing costs, e.g. if you wanted to offer $500K for a property, offer $510K with $10K towards closing costs and that $10K is supported by the loan and can be used on the costs I mentioned above.

Septic sewer.Market Data: New constructions in the vicinity are selling for around $750K.Looking for your quick, back-of-the-envelope insights on what might be a reasonable ballpark offer for this land. 

I know that https://www.creativelending.biz/ offers investment property loans on stabilized properties with no-seasoning if the DSCR is 1.3 or better.  

Two nights had been pretty good, but I agree withy Andrew-people taking up all the weekends and all that is left is weekdaysHmm, perhaps you can generate direct bookings through your site and offer two nights as a perk for those who book directly but keep a stricter policy through the OTAs.

Interestingly, the best offer we had for the property paying us all cash (with the buyer obtaining new financing) was $1.55 million.  

If you donate them to a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, you can get a tax deduction equal to the current fair market value of property, no matter what your parents paid and no matter whether title has been quieted or not.  

Do NOT assume that properties on the MLS won't entertain these types of offers.

I have about 10k-15k saved up and would love to get into wholesaling on market/mls properties (I know that approach is atypical but I think a cash offer with the right terms can go a long way even though the market here is becoming more saturated).True!

Some of them do offer data exports, but you'll have to do your own research on that.

In practice I'd offer to split costs with the tenant (fixture would remain).